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Citing little change in borescope inspection processes over decades, Aeolus Engine Services is attempting to modernize it.

NVision’s HandHeld laser scanner recently helped a low-cost carrier return a bird-damaged aircraft to service within two days.

The remote-controlled Mototok Spacer 8600 promises more efficient, precise aircraft hangar and pushback operations.

Providers from the U.S., Russia and Denmark put technicians and repair parts on wheels to speed repairs and reduce downtime.

Passengers can rest easier thanks to products that target maximum cleanliness in cabin air, water and surfaces.

The company has released new Win Air 7 modules for better data visualization and part sales management.

Interior Inspector allows cabin crew and mechanics to digitally log data about damage in passenger cabins.

Tablets are becoming a fixture in MRO operations, but how can their outdoor use be optimized in extreme temperatures?

Compared to its predecessor, the new dataloader features a more lightweight design, enhanced data security and a variety of power and connection options.

Why commercial aircraft fuel systems are strong candidates for modifications and updates.

These fall-protection and workplace access products enable safer, more flexible work during aircraft maintenance and assembly.

From the exhibition floor at MRO Americas 2019, Will McOnie, sales and business development manager for Semmco, demonstrates how the company’s UCAS XS Variable Height Access Steps and SMART Nitrogen Trolley products improve MRO worker safety.

The company’s new U.S. hub in Arlington, Texas will develop, manufacture and repair ground support equipment and aviation access platform products for North American customers.

The U.S. line maintenance provider is the latest business to be divested by the Triumph Group.

These robotic concepts and products are automating dangerous, repetitive or time-consuming MRO tasks to make workshops safer and more efficient.

The MRO provider is using handheld 3D scanners to measure lavatory components and design new ones for the refurbishment of TUI’s Boeing 767-300 fleet.

The companies are working to build an open source data sharing platform that leverages blockchain to manage aircraft, engines and component transitions.

Company is seeing growth in the Middle East having identified specialist ground support equipment and aviation access platforms tailored for operators in the region.

As aerospace manufacturing, supply chain and maintenance go more digital, these smart-factory solutions can help provide smoother operations.

These companies are innovating their brazing product and service portfolios to meet customer demand.

Passenger-door seal damage caused by a catering truck created an unnerving onboard noise that led a Qantas AirbusA380 to return to Sydney 2 hr. into a scheduled flight to the U.S., an Australian Transport Safety Board (ATSB) report found.

These companies are adding new MRO facilities and capabilities in Asia as demand for airline service expands.

From the exhibition floor at MRO Europe 2018, David Lefebvre, mechanical engineer for Gastops, demonstrates the company's ChipCHECK analyzer. Through the same technology the Mars rover uses to analyze rocks, ChipCHECK allows rapid on-site identification of turbine particles to monitor equipment degradation.

Norman Baker, senior vice president, digital services for Airbus, talks Skywise and the digital solutions Airbus has on display at MRO Europe this year.

From the exhibition floor at ap&m Europe 2018, Phil Edwards, senior instructor and engineer for NDT at Testia demonstrates two of the company’s Smart NDT tools. The ThicknessTool is used for post-blend scanning and the Smart UE1 can perform ultrasonic and eddy current tests.