Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
Briefs from the March 18, 2015 issue of ATW’s MRO Digest
Maintenance & Training

By Linda Blachly
UK budget carrier easyJet has selected AJW Group to provide component maintenance and the provision, storage and distribution of spare parts.
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
Delta TechOps is strengthening its relationship with Hawaiian Airlines in a five-year agreement to provide MRO services including heavy maintenance for Hawaiian’s 20 Airbus A330s, growing to 22 by the end of 2015.
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
Lufthansa Technik Group (LHT) increased revenue 3.8% to €4.3 billion ($4.6 billion) in fiscal 2014, due to a large modification program for Lufthansa aircraft.
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Co. (HAECO) Group posted a HK$573 million profit (attributable to the company’s shareholders) in 2014, down 8.3% from HK$625 million in 2013.
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
Aircelle has formally opened the Aircelle Services Americas (ASA) facility at Indianapolis, Indiana, to perform MRO for jet engine nacelles across North and South America.
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
Monarch Aircraft Engineering Ltd. (MAEL) has been contracted to provide MRO at Boeing’s new facility at Copenhagen International Airport to support GoldCare customers in the region.
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
SIA Engineering Co. (SIAEC) has entered into an agreement with Airbus to provide maintenance and engineering training services for Airbus aircraft in Singapore.
Maintenance & Training

Lufthansa Consulting is establishing a regional office in the Republic of Djibouti to further develop its market engagement in Africa.
Maintenance & Training

EgyptAir Training Center will be demonstrating its wide ranging capabilities when it participates in the third African Aviation Training Conference & Exhibition 2015 that will be held in Addis Ababa 19th & 20th March, 2015.
Maintenance & Training

Turkish Technic, a 100% subsidiary of Turkish Airlines, plans to grow its third-party MRO business from 25% to 50% as it prepares for the opening of the third Istanbul airport in 2017 for more hangar space.
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
MRO News-March 12, 2015
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
Briefs from the March 11, 2015 issue of ATW’s MRO Digest
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
Lufthansa Technik (LHT) has extended its cooperation for 10 more years with EVA Air and its subsidiary EGAT.
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Co. (HAECO) Group has acquired from Boeing an advanced, simulation-based maintenance training suite for the Boeing 787.
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
MTU Maintenance has won a contract from Vuelos Economicos de Centro America Airlines, a startup carrier from El Salvador, for maintenance of V2500s.
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
HARCO and SEMCO have integrated their businesses to become the pre-eminent provider for sensors and custom-interconnect solutions.
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
Ural Aviation Services has completed its first C check of a UTair Boeing 737 at its facility at Ufa International Airport.
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
GA Telesis completed several asset transactions in the fourth quarter of 2014.
Maintenance & Training

The former head of flight operations at FastJet, Capt Ali Hammoud, has told students at a UK university that Africa is preparing for a “big aviation boom”.
Maintenance & Training

By Adrian Schofield
A report into the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has revealed the locator-beacon battery in the flight data recorder (FDR) had passed its expiration date, an oversight that later triggered a fleet-wide check by the airline.
Maintenance & Training

Etihad Airways has selected 12 Italian trainees to join its engineering division and take part in a training opportunity.
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
MRO News-March 6, 2015
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
UK long-haul specialist Virgin Atlantic is launching a trial with Sony Mobile Communications to test how new wearable technology can help improve the airline’s maintenance and engineering processes.
Maintenance & Training

By Henry Canaday
Briefs from the March 4, 2015 issue of ATW’s MRO Digest
Maintenance & Training