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GKN Aerospace and GE have deepened their partnership on a series of industry-leading engines including the GEnx programme.

Storm clouds are forming over MRO manpower issues. Even running at capacity, Middle East training establishments will be stretched to keep up with demand, raising fears of poaching and bidding wars for qualified engineers.

U.S. repair stations seeking to serve Chinese markets face bilateral challenges, but the country’s market growth may drive closer regulatory collaboration.

Continuing airworthiness management organizations are adding new aircraft types and regulatory approvals to their capability lists.

Continuing airworthiness management organizations are adding new aircraft types and regulatory approvals to their capability lists.

Days after a ransomware group claimed responsibility for a cyber breach, Boeing confirmed a cyberattack was affecting online Global Services operations.

At Base Maintenance, demand for hangar checks remained strong, the company said.

Aftermarket stakeholders suggest collaboration and more efficient regulation are required to unlock benefits of new technologies.

Solving the industry’s problem requires applying all available resources—from industry, government and aviation education—to draw new talent to the field.

The Wings Club Foundation this year presented a record 17 scholarships totaling $250,000 to students pursuing careers in aviation.

TELAIR INTERNATIONAL was selected by Kansas Modification Center and NIAR WERX to supply main deck cargo loading system and floor panels for 777-3000ERCF freighter conversion. It also received FAA STC for 777F CRAF CLS.

Asia Digital Engineering’s new EASA Part 145 maintenance approval will help it boost MRO services outside the Asia-Pacific region.

Success in Lufthansa Technik’s components business is driving record results, alongside growth in workforce and new contracts.

The facility will enable the Australian airline to insource maintenance activities that have previously been performed in Europe.

Pat Shanahan is committed to eliminating disruptions at Spirit, saying: “The mindset I have is that we can be zero defects. We can eliminate all defects."

This year’s Dubai Airshow is set to be the biggest on record, with 1,400+ exhibitors from 95 countries and visitor numbers expected to grow from last year’s edition.

SATAIR (CHENGDU) was established in China for USM services with sustainability as the core concept, covering aged aircraft purchasing, parking, maintenance, upgrades, conversions, dismantling to USM trading.

Airlines, lessors, MROs, OEMs and parts traders are facing a sliding scale of challenges in the engine aftermarket.

The startup is beta testing its system to reduce the risk of damaging aircraft during ground movement with 50 companies, including MROs and FBOs.

As a part of the deal, HAL will produce CFM Leap engine parts for Safran Aircraft Engines Bangalore facilities.

Celestial Airways, a private charter business based in Dubai, has joined the global community of Web Manuals, a leader in digital documentation for the aviation industry.

This webinar delves into the world of 'smart maintenance', exploring how AI can harness aircraft sensor data to detect anomalies, diagnose issues, and facilitate timely corrective actions.