Maintenance & Training

By Keith Mwanalushi
Panelists at MRO Europe discussed challenges in recruiting, training and retaining new technicians.
Workforce & Training

By Sean Broderick, Daniel Williams
Pratt & Whitney’s PW1000G geared turbofan inspection program continues to track as forecasted, with signs that MRO throughput is improving.
Aircraft & Propulsion

By Kurt Hofmann
Despite having to replace approximately 1,700 seat covers in eight of its Airbus A321ceos, Finnair says its year-round operations remain robust.
Interiors & Connectivity

By Sean Broderick
Boeing is bolstering its used parts inventory through a comprehensive aircraft end-of-life program.
Supply Chain

By James Pozzi
Italian MRO provider Atitech has signed a letter of intent with a Saudi Arabian investment firm to explore setting up a maintenance center of excellence there.
Aircraft & Propulsion

Sponsored by Incheon International Airport
Currently under development across 2.34 million square meters, the High Tech Aviation Complex is being built to deliver a complete MRO solution.
MRO

Sponsored by Al-Futtaim Logistics
Managing director of the Dubai-based Al Futtaim Logistics Dr. Raman Kumar outlines his ambitions for the company’s next stage of growth in the GCC.
MRO

Sponsored by Joramco
Jordanian MRO provider, Joramco’s new $30m Hangar 7 at Queen Alia International Airport in Amman, is now fully operational.
MRO

By James Pozzi
ITP Aero has advanced its commercial aftermarket ambitions.
Aircraft & Propulsion

By Kurt Hofmann
Swiss International Air Lines expects issues with the Pratt & Whitney PW1500G (GTF) engines that power its Airbus A220-100 and -300 fleet to continue through the decade.
Aircraft & Propulsion

By Keith Mwanalushi
How Condor Technik is adapting its operations to support the integration of Airbus A330neo operations.
Aircraft & Propulsion

By Sean Broderick
Lufthansa Technik (LHT) will begin offering Chromalloy-made IAE V2500 parts for customers undergoing overhauls on the venerable narrowbody engines.
Services & Support

By Chen Chuanren
Indonesia’s Ministry of Transportation has a strategy to strengthen the country’s aviation ecosystem and match the capabilities of its Southeast Asian peers..
Services & Support

By Alex Derber
The MRO sector has suffered from years of under-investment in technology, but generative AI can help bridge the gap, says a panel at MRO Europe 2025.
Emerging Technologies

By Sean Broderick
The commercial aftermarket’s inability to keep up with demand is leaving some operators dissatisfied.
Marketplace

By Kurt Hofmann
Iberia is analyzing bringing in-house Airbus A350 base maintenance as its widebody fleet continues to grow.
Aircraft & Propulsion

By Alan Dron
Oman Air has obtained Approved Training Organization (ATO) certification from the national regulator, Civil Aviation Authority of Oman (CAAO).
Maintenance & Training

By Chen Chuanren
Garuda Indonesia is set to receive a $1.4 billion cash injection from sovereign wealth fund Danantara with its A320 operator Citilink set to benefit.
Airlines & Lessors

By Jeremy Kariuki
Duncan Aviation’s online parts marketplace is growing globally. The Nebraska company has more than 723,000 items in its inventory.
Maintenance & Training

By Ella Nethersole
Emirates has launched the Emirates Center of Hospitality Excellence, a training facility designed to give its cabin crew a “world-class” hospitality experience.
Airlines & Lessors

By James Pozzi
Sweden-based Taby Air Maintenance (TAM) is under new ownership after being sold to a private investment firm led by entrepreneur Lars Wingefors.
Aircraft & Propulsion

Sponsored by HEICO
Discover how thoughtful DER repairs extend aircraft life, cut costs, and support sustainability without compromising safety or performance.
Emerging Technologies

By Alex Derber
Liebherr-Aerospace has boosted its component maintenance capacity in the U.S.
Aircraft & Propulsion

By Alan Dron
Air India’s expansion plans have been underwritten by a major new Airbus training center in the country.
Maintenance & Training

By Sean Broderick
The U.S. government funding lapse has left the FAA operating with 75% of its staff, a U.S. Transportation Department summary of the agency’s plan shows.
Safety, Ops & Regulation