VAS Aero Services, a renowned global leader in aviation logistics and aftermarket services, has acquired two additional B737-700 aircraft. These aircraft will undergo teardown processes for efficient parts harvesting and subsequent marketing.
The disassembly of both aircraft will be managed by VAS at Marana, AZ, with the process set to commence in July 2023. With this latest acquisition, VAS has now secured a total of 27 aircraft within the past 12 months. The Used Serviceable Materials (USM) parts derived from these teardowns will enhance VAS' extensive aftermarket parts inventory. These parts will be distributed through the company's vast network of worldwide airline operators and MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) customers.
As one of the industry's leading provider of narrow-body aircraft transition management services, VAS has built a strong reputation as a trusted partner for airlines and lessors seeking to maximize the value of their retiring assets. Tommy Hughes, the CEO of VAS, expressed the company's commitment to meeting the needs of their customers. He stated, “The additional two Boeing aircraft added to our already substantial inventory ensures that we can offer superior, highly sought-after USM parts to our customers globally. This further solidifies our position as the premier provider of USM parts and solutions in the global aviation marketplace.”
Founded in 1979, VAS Aero Services is a global leader in aviation logistics and aftermarket services, helping keep airlines flying around the world. Whether it's landing gear for a commercial jet, or a critical component for the latest turbofan engine, VAS supplies more than 1,000,000 different parts to its customers. The company's portfolio of solutions also encompasses logistics, warehousing, programme management, and sourcing. VAS Aero Services enjoys the support of premier airline, MRO and aviation manufacturing companies worldwide. VAS Aero Services is an independent subsidiary of Satair, an Airbus Services company.
