MRO & Production

Alcoa Corporation, a global leader in bauxite, alumina and aluminum, has reported that the Aluminium Stewardship Initiative (ASI) has certified the Company’s Baie-Comeau aluminum smelter in Québec, Canada. The three-year certification from ASI represents additional recognition for Alcoa’s leadership in sustainability. Earlier this year, Alcoa announced ASI certifications for three locations that represent the full upstream

Jetaire has fulfilled the requirements and met the standards for certification to AS9100, the well-recognized International Quality Management System for the Aviation, Space and Defense industry. Certification to AS9100 includes certification to ISO 9001, plus additional aerospace quality and processes requirements. “We have always followed stringent procedures for our manufacturing and related activities to ensure

CAVU Aerospace has acquired two Boeing ex-United Airlines 747-400 aircraft, N104UA MSN 26902 and N116UA MSN 26908, for dismantling, which has already begun.  “We are committed to increasing value by delivering quality material to the aftermarket with accurate documentation,” said CAVU Aerospace Founding Partner, Ken Kocialski.  He continued, “the acquisition of these aircraft enhances our

Cambridge City Airport will begin offering in-house FBO services from October, as part of its plans to grow its executive charter business in line with recent announcements. This will include aircraft, passenger and baggage handling, refueling, security, customs and immigration services. The airport will take over these services from ExecuJet, part of the Luxaviation Group,

Magnetic MRO Training, an EASA Part-147 approved type training organization, has re-opened its training facility after the most recent expansion. The new premises were opened on Thursday, September 19, 2019 and are aimed to be used mainly by Magnetic MRO and Estonian Aviation Academy for theoretical technical training for future aircraft mechanics. The recent expansion

StandardAero Component Services, located in Cincinnati, Ohio, has shipped its first GE90-115 engine fan case module (FCM) unit for one of its airline customers.  The GE90-115 FCM is one of the largest aircraft engine components in the industry and the GE90-115 is one of the world’s largest jet engines, powering Boeing 777 aircraft. An appointed