VR technology for simulations has been employed mainly by airlines up to now, but uses by MRO providers and OEMs are catching on.

OEM looks to broaden its engine health-monitoring focus, meeting airline customers’ needs while growing aftermarket revenue.

Recent progress in aircraft connectivity and predictive analytics means MROs must embrace these trends or risk being left behind.

Aviation Africa, the exhibition and summit covering the full aviation and aerospace spectrum across the African continent, is to hold its third edition in Cairo on April 17-18 2018, under the auspices of the Egyptian Ministry of Civil Aviation.

How the Budapest-based airline is expanding its fleet and network, and at the same time, dealing with reindeer avoidance.

Safety Line and other fuel optimization software systems seeing growth as they enable airlines to reduce fuel costs.

PWC sees market for several hundred more sales, and aftermarket looks robust as well.

he next “big thing” in Internet of Things applications in MRO is likely to be “smart parts” that interact with maintenance technicians.