Aviation Week MRO

MRO providers seeing a slow recovery but are optimistic about the future prospects of the commercial aftermarket in the country.

The airline segment hardest hit by the pandemic—widebody travel—is showing signs of recovery, according to engine maker Rolls-Royce. Chris Cholerton

Spicejet must provide proof of its adherence to safety standards, following concerns about a string of technical issues.

Tom Vincent, managing director of Asia Pacific Aircraft Storage (APAS) in Alice Springs, Australia, provides his take on how fleets will change in the

Issues with repairs prompted by a 2021 airworthiness directive have led to a follow-on inspection order.

The world’s newest freighter conversions, the Airbus A320P2F and A321P2F, are set to start operating this year with Indian carrier Pradhaan Air

A Canadian nonprofit focused on the gender gap in aviation has launched a government-funded project to help the industry better evaluate and improve equity, div

Malaysia-based cargo operator Raya Airways is leasing two Airbus A321 and two A320 P2F (passenger to freighter) aircraft from ST Engineering’s aircraft leasing company to bolster its air freight capacity and meet strong cargo demand.

The narrowbodies will be disassembled in the U.S.

Oman Air has selected the MRO to provide component support for its 737NG and 737 MAX fleet.

The mature asset specialist has teamed up with several other companies for the project.

The new CEO of GE Aviation’s commercial equipment and services business has highlighted technology’s role in boosting production of new engines and

How demand is growing for specific converted aircraft types.

After layoffs and leadership changes, CAS’s San Bernardino facility will now focus on AOG Go-Team operations.

The acquisition will break CAG into the business aviation segment and expand Aerocare’s painting capabilities for commercial aircraft.

South Pacific MROs are thinking about growth as air traffic recovers, but supply chain challenges are hindering progress.

Could the economic doomsday scenario provide an unlikely balm for the industry's squeezed supply chain?

The French-Dutch maintenance provider aims to further develop predictive maintenance offerings while also looking to utilize artificial intelligence and big data.

The order is for up to 10 aircraft for an undisclosed customer with the feedstock coming from the customer’s current E-Jet fleet.

GE Aviation is developing new robotics and automation technologies to improve engine cleaning, inspection and repair.

Wolfgang Henle, managing director of Austrian Technik Bratislava, talks to James Pozzi about the robustness of the regional aircraft aftermarket and why it is looking at augmented reality to aid shop efficiencies.

Views from Aviation Week’s recent MRO conferences in London and Istanbul.

Heston MRO has received regulatory approval for training courses covering a variety of additional aircraft and engine types.

Escalating costs of metals could cause supply chain disruptions for aviation OEMs and reduce supply of spares.

Challenges related to the Russian invasion of Ukraine were discussed at MRO BEER in Istanbul.