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MTU Maintenance introduces Technical Asset Management Services

MTU Maintenance, a global leader in customized solutions for aero engines, launches Technical Asset Management Services (TAMS) for asset owners. This range of services covers comprehensive technical consulting and fleet management, transitions management and housekeeping support for aircraft engines. “We are delighted to be launching TAMS, our new, intelligent and customized service, as a response […]

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Bombardier Business Aircraft delivers 31 business jets in third-quarter

Bombardier Business Aircraft has reported strong order and delivery performance for the three months ending September 30, 2018. For the quarter ending September 30, 2018, Bombardier delivered 31 business jets. Third-quarter deliveries include four Learjet, 20 Challenger and seven Global aircraft, bringing the year-to-date total to 96. This strong performance represents more than 70% of

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Adient Aerospace starts operations

Boeing and Adient released that their airplane seat joint venture Adient Aerospace is operational after securing regulatory approvals. The companies also appointed Alan Wittman as Chief Executive Officer and named the team that will lead Adient Aerospace in addressing the aviation industry’s need for more capacity and quality in airplane seating. Industry analysts forecast the

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Embraer and Western Air sign Flight Hour Pool Program for ERJ-145s

Embraer have signed a Flight Hour Pool Program agreement with Western Air, from the Bahamas, to provide repairable component support for the carrier’s fleet of ERJ-145 aircraft. Western Air recently purchased three ERJ-145s from Embraer, becoming the first operator of the aircraft in the country, and the operator plans to purchase additional aircraft by the

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Royal Dutch Touring Club ANWB and Airbus sign framework contract for six H135s

Airbus Helicopters and air rescue operator Royal Dutch Touring Club ANWB, have signed a framework contract for up to six H135s with Helionix. Additionally, they have activated a first batch of three aircraft to be delivered in 2019 and 2020. ANWB Medical Air Assistance is 100% owned by Royal Dutch Touring Club ANWB and is

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SOAR and SABENA AEROSPACE join forces

SOAR and SABENA AEROSPACE have signed a long-term working agreement to offer Aircraft On the Ground (AOG) Heavy Recovery and Field Repair Services to the commercial aviation community. Services from these quality providers include recovery, evaluation, repair and modification in the field. SOAR provides turnkey international AOG repair services, combined with dedicated global partners via

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Barfield “goes live” with Quantum Control ERP software

Component Control announced the successful “go live” status of Barfield. Barfield is a wholly owned subsidiary of Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance (AFI KLM E&M) and a leader in repair overhaul and support. Barfield has several locations including Miami, Tempe and Louisville that are now live on the Quantum Control ERP/MRO software. “We

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StandardAero extends long-standing relationship with Dumont Group

StandardAero has extended its long-running relationship with aviation services provider Dumont Group through a follow-on contract for Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) JT15D-5R engine overhauls. These engines will power a Hawker 400XP light jet which will shortly be entering service with the Dumont JETS division, a premier Part 135 aircraft management and charter provider. Dumont

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Aerion’s GE-powered supersonic business jet will meet U.S. noise regulations

On the eve of the NBAA’s Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE) in Orlando Florida, Aerion Supersonic (Aerion) and General Electric (GE) have announced that the US$120 million supersonic AS2 business jet will operate without the need for regulatory changes to noise levels. The Aerion jet will be powered by GE’s Affinity turbofan engine. The

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Boeing Business Jets delivers first BBJ MAX airplane

Boeing Business Jets (BBJ) has delivered the first BBJ MAX airplane to a customer, the company announced on October15, at the National Business Aviation Conference and Exhibition (NBAA-BACE). The aircraft is scheduled to fly to an interior finishing center. Customers from around the world have placed orders for 20 BBJ MAX airplanes. Most recently, Seacons

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