15 July 2025

Magnetic Line

Magnetic Line secures line maintenance deal with Oman Air at AMS

Magnetic Line, a part of the Magnetic Group, has entered into a new line maintenance agreement with Oman Air, strengthening their professional ties. The contract, effective from July 1, sees Magnetic Line delivering full technical handling services for Oman Air’s Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (equipped with GEnx engines) at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS). The support will

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CFM56 engine AerFin

AerFin successfully repairs and returns CFM56 engine to service

AerFin has successfully repaired and returned to service a CFM56 engine that was originally deemed unserviceable — a clear demonstration of its in-house technical expertise and expanding MRO capabilities. The engine was one of three originally acquired for teardown. However, AerFin’s trading team identified untapped potential in one of the units. Instead of dismantling all

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MSC Air Cargo is joining the international airline association BARIG

MSC Air Cargo joins BARIG to strengthen air freight sector in Germany

The international airline association BARIG (Board of Airline Representatives in Germany) has announced the addition of MSC Air Cargo to its growing network, marking a further expansion of its expertise in the air freight sector. MSC Air Cargo, the air freight division of the global transport and logistics giant MSC Group, brings a significant level

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BOC Aviation reports robust activity and strong utilisation in Q2 2025

BOC Aviation has released its operational update for the second quarter (Q2) ending June 30, 2025, reporting a period of steady growth, high utilisation, and strong transactional momentum across its global fleet. As of the end of the quarter, the company’s portfolio comprised a total of 834 aircraft and engines, including those owned, managed and

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Textron will offer Starlink high-speed internet connectivity for the Cessna Citation Sovereign and Sovereign+ jets

Textron adds Starlink Wi-Fi to Citation Sovereign jets

Textron Aviation (Textron) has announced the availability of Starlink high-speed internet connectivity for the Cessna Citation Sovereign and Sovereign+ aircraft. This development follows the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval of AeroMech’s supplemental type certificate (STC), which allows for the installation of Starlink’s cutting-edge in-flight Wi-Fi system. The Starlink system, powered by a network of low

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evolution aircraft maintenance

From Reactive Repairs to Predictive Precision

The Evolution in Aircraft Component Maintenance The maintenance of aircraft components has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past few decades. Once dominated by reactive repairs and time-based overhauls, modern component maintenance now relies heavily on data analytics, advanced materials, modular design, and predictive technologies. As the aviation industry grows increasingly focused on cost-efficiency, safety,

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aircraft mechanic challenges

The Challenges Facing Aircraft Mechanics in Relation to Defect

Troubleshooting: Precision, Pressure and Progress There is one specific role associated with all aircraft mechanics (aircraft maintenance technicians / AMTs or licenced engineers) and that is to ensure flight safety. Beyond that, they are also responsible for operational continuity. It is a highly challenging role that comes with its own set of unique pressures, and

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aircraft on ground

AOG Management

Expediting the Supply of Aircraft Parts and Materials The unexpected failure of an aircraft part usually means one thing – it becomes inoperable, and aircraft on ground (AOG) costs are the financial bane of any carrier. Consequently, there is an unavoidable sense of urgency whenever an aircraft becomes grounded through a part failure, particularly as

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