Safran Landing Systems and Taiwan-based China Airlines have signed an agreement covering the overhaul of the main landing gear on the carrier’s fleet of 18 Airbus A350-900 aircraft, the companies said on September 23. The agreement, signed at Safran Landing Systems’ Singapore facility during MRO Asia-Pacific, covers the airline’s entire A350-900 fleet and will support […]
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VSE Aviation has signed a two-year repair agreement with Jeju Air, South Korea’s largest low-cost carrier, the aviation aftermarket services provider said. Under the agreement, VSE Aviation will provide repair services for a broad range of aircraft components through its MRO facility in Miramar, Florida. The scope includes accessories, avionics, fuel systems, harnesses, hydraulics, instruments,
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ProvenAir Technologies has deployed its new Lease Management platform, a cloud-based solution designed to help aerospace asset owners track their portfolios and the lease economics governing them, the company said. Developed in close collaboration with RESIDCO a commercial aircraft and engine lessor, the platform provides asset owners with a single system for managing lease and
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SR Technics has begun maintenance services for selected CFM56 engines operated by Garuda Indonesia, supporting the national carrier’s fleet readiness and operational requirements. The work is being carried out through SR Technics’ engine maintenance operations in Zurich and forms part of Garuda Indonesia’s broader efforts to strengthen operational reliability and the resilience of its maintenance
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TARMAC Aerosave has secured approval from India’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to carry out maintenance on Indian-registered Airbus A320-family aircraft, the company said at MRO Asia-Pacific 2026. The approval covers the full A320 family across all engine types, including CFM56, IAE V2500, CFM LEAP-1A and Pratt & Whitney PW1100G. TARMAC Aerosave’s headquarters and
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Textron Aviation has rolled out the 500th Cessna Citation Latitude business jet from its manufacturing facility in Wichita, Kansas, marking a production milestone for the midsize aircraft, the company said. The milestone highlights continued demand for the Citation Latitude, which Textron Aviation describes as the world’s best-selling midsize business jet, and recognises the employees involved
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VINCI Airports has announced a £500 million (US$665 million) investment programme over the next five years to support the development of Edinburgh Airport, Scotland’s busiest airport, in the largest investment in its history. The programme marks a new phase in the airport’s development and underlines the commitment of VINCI Airports and co-shareholder Global Infrastructure Partners
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ST Engineering’s Commercial Aerospace business and Collins Aerospace, an RTX business, have signed three multi-year agreements to expand component support for airline operators, building on their longstanding relationship. The agreements introduce new collaboration on component repairs and extend existing arrangements covering spare parts procurement and lifecycle repairs. Together, they will combine original equipment manufacturer (OEM)
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Global airports handled a record 9.8 billion passengers in 2025, Airports Council International (ACI) World reported , while air cargo volumes also reached an all-time high. Momentum has cooled in 2026, however, with passenger growth slowing amid mounting geopolitical and economic headwinds, even as cargo volumes continue to expand. The figures, published in ACI World’s
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To own, or not to own, that is the question… For airlines, spare engine management has always involved balancing cost against operational security. In today’s ultra-challenging operating environment, however, achieving that balance has become considerably more difficult. Extended engine shop visit turnaround times, constrained MRO capacity, supply chain disruption and pressure on engine availability mean
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