MRO

Each new generation of turbofan has offered improvements in fuel burn as well as technological advances in materials and design. Yet while we may hear

The aftermarket aircraft components distributor is expanding its portfolio through a partnership with Aviation Inflatables and Survival Products.

A sustainable aircraft life cycle service center may start operations in Chengdu, China, in 2023.

NIAR Werx is moving closer to FAA certification of its passenger-to-freighter conversion as it launches a new workforce pipeline program.

Two of the startups recently selected by Aerospace Xelerated are developing technology to help MROs take better advantage of data.

Unexpected partnerships sealed and agreements signed in recent months point to a shifting approach to the MRO industry in the post-Covid world.

Recognizing the potential of providing MRO services for ATR turboprop aircraft in the Asia-Pacific region, Collins Aerospace is introducing component exchange services for the aircraft’s 568F propeller in Malaysia.

Partnership will see both companies complement existing offerings.

AERO CONTROLS began parting out ex-Ellinair A319-100 (1703) at St Athan, Wales.

Freighter conversion specialist Elbe Flugzeugwerke (EFW) has redelivered the first Airbus A330-200 Passenger to Freighter (P2F) for lessor Altavair, which will be operated by freight carrier MasAir.

A Clean Aviation research project is exploring how to automate complex aircraft part inspections.

easyJet Renews SR Technics Contract EasyJet has renewed its base maintenance contract with SR Technics for an additional two years. The agreement

CFM and Lufthansa Technik have signed a CBSA agreement on LEAP-1B engine services.

Qatar Airways is piling on the pressure to get an fast-track resolution of its dispute with Airbus over the degrading of the skin of its Airbus A350 fleet.

321 PRECISION CONVERSIONS was selected by Zetland Capital Partners/Greenwich Highland Aviation to convert four more (now six) A321-200s to freighters

EFW re-delivered first (868; ex-Etihad) of two converted A330-200P2Fs to Altavair for lease to MASAIR, Mexico.

A new inspection requirement affecting CFM LEAP-1A operations in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) is shaping up to be a maintenance record

LUFTHANSA TECHNIK was licensed (CBSA) by CFM International to provide LEAP-1B repair/overhaul services.