Maintenance & Training

Fuel microbes thrive in heat and humidity. At a time when thousands of aircraft are parked, and not spending time at altitude where it’s much colder, the chance of contamination is higher than normal.

Karolis Matulaitis, director at Kaunas International Airport, talks to James Pozzi about the changes to the operation during the novel coronavirus

While Singapore Airlines received strong state backing, financially troubled Thai Airways was sent to bankruptcy court by its government.

Figuring out how to make passengers comfortable boarding aircraft again, without having to block off middle seats indefinitely, is a problem the

U.S. carriers are cautiously optimistic amid signs of a domestic rebound.

Training and simulation provider CAE believes it has plumbed the depths of the business decline it has experienced from the coronavirus pandemic

C Cubed Aerospace hopes to receive an FAA supplemental type certificate for its Airbus A320 passenger-to-freighter conversion by the end of 2020, and another following not too far behind for its A321 conversion. The timing could be good given changes in the cargo-conversion dynamic.

Smart airlines are doing more than a spring clean of their cabins.

The COVID-19 pandemic could be the push the industry needs to get the FAA to update outdated aviation maintenance training regulations. The pandemic

India applied some of the most severe virus-retarding restrictions to both aviation and its economy generally.

When traffic starts to grow again, Europe’s system of hubs and secondary airports may evolve.

With coronavirus taking an increasing toll in Brazil, the country’s airlines have had to follow their peers around the world and ground progressively more aircraft.

More than 200 start-up companies from across some 28 countries in Africa applied for a place on the Africa4Future initiative run by Airbus.

Airlines are positioned to save $1.75 billion in MRO costs between now and 2022 by tapping engines on idled aircraft instead of sending powerplants in

Rolls-Royce has said that as part of its our IntelligentEngine vision it is further expanding the use of immersive Virtual Reality technology for customer training.

Boeing has appointed Mike Delaney to lead the company's Confident Travel Initiative, effective immediately.

More airlines are announcing plans to resume service, particularly in Europe. But health protection rules and new processes are unclear.

Anca Mihalache, VP Engine Trading at APOC Aviation, has been fielding questions from customers and lessors about the engine market, which has switched

The advent of 3D printing is a concept that has been increasingly deployed in the MRO industry in the past five years, albeit at a considerably slower

As owners of their equipment, lessors are a part of the aviation industry with much to gain from data analysis.

There are five common technical, systems and managerial conditions that exist in organizations before they experience accidents.

Ask the Editors: As airlines gain more leverage with lessors on aircraft maintenance, use of such parts may increase.

The COVID-19 crisis has caused work to dry up for Australian MRO, and many are forced to scale back dramatically and stand down staff.

SIA Engineering (SIAEC) has remained profitable, even as mass aircraft groundings and disruptions plague the Singapore air hub amid the COVID-19 crisis.

Cabin crew training simulator manufacturer, Spatial, has been busy working through the Covid-19 pandemic with its ‘large’ order backlog.