ASI Aero has taken delivery of one A319-133, MSN 2650 ACJ with DOM Jan/2006 (TSN: 4788 / CSN: 1390). The part-out began in Mumbai, India in support of ASI Aero’s used serviceable material business. The manifest from the aircraft part-out will be available in mid-March 2019. APU, Nose Cowls, Thrust Reversers, Complete QECs will be
At MRO Middle East, independent aerospace parts distributor Proponent and commercial aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul company Joramco made an agreement for Proponent to support the supply of consumables and expendables for Joramco. Proponent will also be exploring other value added services such as kitting and consignment to further develop and expand support for Joramco.
EASA has issued Supplemental Type Certificates (STC) to GKN Fokker Services for ADS-B Out modification for the Boeing 747-400 and 757-200 and 757-300 aircraft, including freighter versions. Each STC can be used to install all compliant transponder types in combination with every compliant GPS source offering, a unique and valuable solution to operators with mixed
Singapore Technologies Engineering (ST Engineering) has released that its Aerospace sector has signed an agreement with a contract value of about US$600 million (approximately S$813 million) to provide aircraft heavy maintenance services to a major North American operator. ST Engineering will support the operator, an existing customer, on a fleet of over 160 widebody and
Turboprop manufacturer ATR has received certification from EASA to extend the intervals between the Type A maintenance checks from 500 to 750 hours, for all of its aircraft series. This 50% increase in intervals will allow ATR customers a significant reduction in aircraft maintenance costs and an increased aircraft availability of one additional day every
Aviation Concepts Technical Services Inc. (ACTSI) – a business aviation services provider based in the Philippines – has signed a lease agreement with Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) to transform the Subic Bay International Airport (SBIA), a former United States Navy Base, into a hub for business aviation in the Asia Pacific region. Under a
Liebherr-Aerospace and Mumbai-based Max Aerospace, have signed a cooperation agreement covering repair and maintenance of components as well as maintenance and overhaul of heat exchangers. Under the terms of the agreement, signed during Aero India 2019 in Bangalore, Liebherr-Aerospace renews an already existing repair license on Airbus components and supports Max Aerospace in developing
Delta TechOps leaders and employees officially cut the ribbon, opening the world’s largest jet engine test cell. The test cell, which is the first cell built by a U.S. airline in more than 20 years, is capable of running a mounted, stationary engine at full power with 150,000 pounds of thrust. To compare, the airline’s
West Star Aviation’s Chattanooga (CHA) facility has been named an Authorized Service Center for Embraer Lineage 1000 and 1000E, continuing to enhance the Chattanooga location as a one-stop shop for Embraer customers. Additional capabilities include avionics repair and installation, airframe and engine inspections, service bulletin installation and compliance, along with full interior redesign and refurbishment,
Lufthansa Technik AG has confirmed its plans to open a new repair and overhaul facility for aircraft engine parts in Miskolc, Hungary. The operational site will extend to 20,000 square meters of production space, greatly benefiting customers of Lufthansa Technik´s Engine Parts & Accessories Repair (EPAR) network. Once fully operational, the facility will employ up
