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Baines Simmons

Baines Simmons launches integrated CAMO capability

Baines Simmons, a well-established provider of global aviation safety consulting and training, has announced the launch of a Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation (CAMO) within its operations group. This development positions Baines Simmons as a single, fully integrated provider of regulatory consulting, specialist training and advanced, digitally enabled CAMO services—delivering operational excellence, improved reliability and measurable […]

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Delta TechOps will support LEAP-1B engines powering Korean Air’s Boeing 737 MAX fleet

Delta TechOps secures first third-party LEAP-1B maintenance contract

Delta TechOps has secured its first third-party LEAP-1B maintenance contract for the engines powering Korean Air’s Boeing 737 MAX fleet. The agreement marks an important achievement, reinforcing Delta TechOps’ position as a leading provider of advanced MRO solutions. “We have great confidence in Delta TechOps’ world-class technical expertise and maintenance quality, and we expect this

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The official opening of Safran Electrical & Power's new production and maintenance facility in Singapore

Safran opens aerospace electrical systems hub in Singapore

Safran Electrical & Power has officially inaugurated its new production and maintenance facility dedicated to aerospace electrical systems, located at the heart of Singapore’s Seletar Aerospace Park. The opening ceremony was held in partnership with the Economic Development Board (EDB), JTC Corporation and the French Embassy in Singapore. The new plant, which employs 70 people,

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AerCap to lease two Airbus A321neos to My Freighter

AerCap has signed lease agreements for two new Airbus A321neo aircraft with My Freighter, the Uzbekistan-based cargo airline that also operates passenger services under the Centrum Air brand. The aircraft are scheduled for delivery in the fourth quarter of 2027 and will support the rapid expansion of Uzbekistan’s largest private airline. Peter Anderson, AerCap’s Chief

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North America on track for ICAO’s 2030 cleaner-energy target as other regions lag

IBA, the aviation market intelligence and advisory company, reports that North America is currently the only global region on track to meet the International Civil Aviation Organisation’s (ICAO) cleaner-energy goal for 2030: a 5% reduction in CO₂ emissions from international aviation through the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and other clean-energy sources. All other

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Kevin Carillon appointed as COO of CTS Engines

CTS Engines has appointed Kevin Carillon as Chief Operating Officer (COO). With more than 25 years of global aerospace leadership experience, Carillon brings extensive expertise in manufacturing, assembly, testing and mature engine operations, further strengthening CTS Engines’ growth and commitment to operational excellence. He joins CTS following a distinguished career at Pratt & Whitney, where

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AAR extends global Arkwin agreement

AAR CORP. has signed a multi-year extension of its exclusive global distribution agreement with Arkwin Industries (Arkwin). The agreement encompasses the company’s extensive portfolio of actuation, valve and reservoir products used across a wide range of engine and airframe platforms in the commercial aviation aftermarket. Arkwin Industries serves as an industry leader in hydraulic technologies

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The deal is sealed; Boeing and Airbus have closed the acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems

Boeing and Airbus seal Spirit AeroSystems break-up in major industry realignment

Boeing has completed its acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems, bringing in house all of Spirit’s Boeing-related commercial work, including 737 fuselages and major structural assemblies for the 767, 777 and 787 Dreamliner. The purchase also covers commercially procured fuselages for the P-8 maritime patrol aircraft and the KC-46 tanker. By absorbing its largest spare-parts supplier, Boeing

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Pegasus Airlines to purchase Czech Airlines and Smartwings in bold European expansion

Pegasus Airlines has taken a significant step towards its international growth ambitions with an agreement to acquire Czech Airlines—one of the world’s oldest airline brands—and its subsidiary Smartwings, the leisure carrier based in the Czech Republic. This strategic investment is designed to strengthen Pegasus Airlines’ presence in Europe and support its ongoing global expansion. The

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easyJet has agreed to acquire the Adria Tehnika maintenance facility in Slovenia

easyJet to take over the Adria Tehnika maintenance facility in Slovenia

easyJet, one of Europe’s largest airlines, has agreed to acquire the Adria Tehnika maintenance facility in Slovenia, further strengthening its in-house engineering capabilities. The five-bay heavy maintenance site at Brnik has supported easyJet’s Airbus fleet for several years, and the airline now plans to invest in the facility for the long term. The acquisition remains

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