AerFin has entered into a new partnership with National Air Cargo to support the next phase of its aircraft teardown operations, further strengthening the movement of materials between Marana and Miami. The agreement focuses on delivering a more efficient, integrated logistics flow, ensuring aircraft components are transferred quickly, securely and with the operational oversight required
CFM International and International Airlines Group (IAG) have signed an agreement granting a CFM Premier MRO licence for both LEAP-1A and LEAP-1B engines, strengthening support for one of the industry’s fastest-growing engine families. The deal positions Iberia’s long-established engine maintenance facility at La Muñoza, near Madrid-Barajas Airport, as a key European hub within CFM’s global
The different challenges faced with life limited parts (LLPs) because unlike other engine parts, LLPs cannot be “repaired,” “refurbished,” or “overhauled” to extend their life once they reach their certified limit. With the cost of a jet engine for a commercial aircraft like the CFM LEAP or P&W GTF families running well into eight figures,
Ontic, the OEM and MRO provider for civil and military aircraft, has launched a new teardown procurement initiative aimed at addressing one of the sector’s most persistent challenges: the availability of hard-to-source components for mature platforms. The programme reflects a forward-looking strategy focused on securing critical inventory before supply constraints impact operators. The first aircraft
Boeing Distribution and Honeywell Sensing Solutions have entered into a global distribution agreement aimed at improving aftermarket access to Honeywell’s aerospace and defence sensing and switching products. Under the terms of the deal, Boeing Distribution will stock and support a selected range of Honeywell Sensing Solutions components across its global network, with the objective of
Airbus has completed the manufacture and assembly of the first main deck cargo door for its A350F freighter at its Illescas facility in Spain, marking a significant step forward in the programme’s development. The component has now been delivered to the final assembly line in Toulouse, where it will be integrated into the fuselage of
Embraer has signed a spare parts inventory support agreement with Jazz Aviation, the primary operator of Air Canada Express, covering all E-Jets in the carrier’s fleet. Jazz, which currently operates 25 E175 aircraft, becomes the first customer in Canada to adopt Embraer’s Collaborative Inventory Planning (ECIP) programme, marking a notable expansion of Embraer Services &
Fokker Services Group has entered into a commercial agreement with KGB Aviation Solutions to integrate the SkyLog-25 flight data and cockpit voice recorder across multiple aircraft platforms. The agreement enables Fokker Services Group to offer a certified, next-generation 25-hour recording solution within its aircraft modification and retrofit programmes. The SkyLog-25 is designed to address increasing
Airbus has signed an agreement with JetBlue to upgrade cockpit display systems across part of the airline’s A320 fleet. The deal, announced at MRO Americas, forms part of JetBlue’s broader fleet modernisation and operational strategy. The contract covers the installation of Enhanced Electronic Instrument System (EEIS2) displays on 46 aircraft. The upgrade supports efforts to
Delta TechOps and LATAM Airlines Brasil have launched a first-of-its-kind A320 component repair collaboration, aimed at supporting Delta’s fleet while also addressing growing demand from third-party airline customers. The agreement strengthens Delta TechOps’ global maintenance network and introduces a more integrated A320 component repair offering, underpinned by a shared focus on high-quality maintenance, repair and
