Did you know that the acronym MRO—widely used in the aviation aftermarket today—was born from Aviation Week’s MRO ’96, the first MRO Americas?

Pratt’s redesign addresses risks revealed in three in-service events in 2018-2020 in which a fan blade fractured due to fatigue cracking.

A new FAA rule will give the agency the flexibility to recognize certificates issued by its peers.

Aviation Week forecasts that North American RJ and turboprop retirements will cause a dip in heavy check demand over the next decade.

Airlines and MRO providers should look out for non-airworthy engine parts after 12 containers were fraudulently redirected from their intended destination.

The FAA has kicked off a rulemaking that will expand mutual recognition of non-U.S. maintenance organization certificates through bilateral agreements.

Sales of certain spare parts and other short-cycle commercial aftermarket activity face near-term risks from the Iran war.

Recent winter storms in the U.S. have driven a rising focus on energy-efficient heating technology for aircraft hangars.