Aviation Week MRO

Engine giant is relying heavily on its global MRO network and local training center based in Hyderabad.
MRO

Consultancy says fleet renewal case strengthened due to operators of regional aircraft facing challenges around managing ageing fleets and their corresponding maintenance costs.
Supply Chain

By Lee Ann Shay
On the sidelines of Aviation Week’s MRO Latin America event in Cancun Mexico, Jesus Navarro Parada, Mexicana MRO’s CEO, talks about the MRO’s new business that will start at the end of this month.
MRO

By Lindsay Bjerregaard
LHT says the fully-automated procedure is able to provide more consistent, reliable results than the human eye.
Emerging Technologies

The low-cost Brazilian airline is changing its maintenance operation to prepare for external customers.
Safety, Ops & Regulation

Agency also looking at installation of parts without form 1 or equivalent to improve maintenance efficiency.
MRO

By Lindsay Bjerregaard
The Airbus A320 will be used by German special forces for training on dealing with hijacked aircraft.
MRO

By Lindsay Bjerregaard
Rock Valley College—located near AAR’s facilities at Chicago-Rockford International Airport—is the latest school added to the MRO’s workforce pathway program.
Workforce & Training

Challenges exist for airlines in procuring aircraft components from suppliers on-time and on-quality.
Safety, Ops & Regulation

Focus of MRO providers expected to switch in the next decade when the majority of the global fleet should be equipped with connectivity.
Emerging Technologies

The facility is close to the engine specialist's Celma headquarters and is one of the largest aeronautical engine testing facilities in South America.
Supply Chain

Software specialist claims time-tracking and contract modules among the most effective on the market and says it is working on a paperless version.
Emerging Technologies

The airline, which commenced operations last year, is continuing to recruit staff and may also add a hangar.
Safety, Ops & Regulation

By Tony Osborne
Both the FAA and EASA have approved the redesigned blade with bulletins issued to 787 operators by Rolls-Royce and Boeing during late December.
Aircraft & Propulsion

By Lindsay Bjerregaard
Bell debuted its new Nexus flying taxi concept at the 2019 Consumer Electronic Show this week. Bell's VP of Innovation Scott Drennan and Kyle Heironimus, propulsion lead for the Nexus, share details about the eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) vehicle's systems, what its maintenance model will look like and when the Nexus is set to hit the skies.
Advanced Air Mobility

Electric propulsion for commercial aircraft, once viable, could force massive changes on MRO providers.
Aircraft & Propulsion

For electric power to replace current engines on commercial aircraft, major improvements in battery technology will be needed.
Aircraft & Propulsion

Monarch Aircraft Engineering sold its line maintenance business and is closing, while Eagle Services Asia announced induction of its first geared turbofan as part of a big ramp-up.
MRO

Best practices may work at headquarters, but MROs that don’t consider unique local environmental factors could be doing a disservice to employees and their businesses.
MRO

By James Pozzi
Monarch Aircraft Engineering faces uncertain future after declaring bankruptcy in January.
MRO

Brazing technology plays a crucial role in manufacturing tough aerospace components resistant to corrosion and high temperatures, and in development of new engines for hypersonic flight.
Emerging Technologies

CFM56 spare-parts sales have picked up in the last few years as well
Aircraft & Propulsion

While it’s good that a six-year FAA bill passed in late 2018, the number of MRO-related provisions in it is worth noting—and acting upon.
Safety, Ops & Regulation

Expect 2019 to be a good year for airline passenger traffic
Safety, Ops & Regulation

Australia’s safety authority seeks feedback on proposed fatigue rules and plans to address maintenance personnel in subsequent revisions.
Safety, Ops & Regulation