Wizz Air has renewed its long-standing cooperation with FL Technics, reinforcing a partnership shaped by consistent performance, trust and shared ambitions for regional growth. The extended agreement secures the continuation of line maintenance services at two of Wizz Air’s most strategically important bases: Bucharest (OTP) and Cluj-Napoca (CLJ). These hubs remain central to the airline’s
Collins Aerospace has inaugurated its new Collins India Operations Center (CIOC) — a 26-acre, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility located at the KIADB Aerospace Park in Bengaluru. The new site strengthens the company’s capacity to produce advanced aerospace products for global markets while further expanding its footprint in India. Equipped with cutting-edge technologies including artificial intelligence, additive
HAECO has strengthened its long-standing relationship with Japan Airlines (JAL) through an expanded line maintenance partnership at Shanghai Pudong International Airport. This marks the first time JAL has entrusted an overseas MRO provider with advanced, non-routine maintenance work, including technical inspection, lubrication, testing, and cleaning, at one of its key outstations. Takashi Koimai, Senior Vice
GA Telesis (GAT) continues to strengthen the scale and impact of its Power Solutions division, part of its Flight Solutions Group, through the disassembly of six additional Auxiliary Power Units (APUs). The breakdown of the 131-9A, 131-9B, and 331-200 models marks another strategic step in broadening the availability of high-value APU components for airlines and
Satair has renewed its exclusive worldwide distribution agreement with Pall Corporation (Pall), a pioneer in advanced filtration, separation, and purification technologies. This renewed partnership extends the existing relationship through to 2032, ensuring continued access to Pall’s industry-leading filtration solutions for commercial aviation aftermarket customers across the globe. Under this agreement, Satair will remain the exclusive
EirTrade Aviation, the Dublin-based global aviation asset management and trading company, has strengthened its presence at Knock, Ireland West Airport, by achieving three significant milestones. These include a servicing agreement for four Airbus A330 aircraft, the addition of A330 line maintenance approval and the relocation of its AFRA-accredited engine disassembly facility to the same site.
StandardAero has broken ground on a 70,000-square-foot expansion of its Winnipeg, Manitoba facility, enhancing its maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) support for GE Aerospace CF34-3/8 and CFM International CFM56-7B turbofan engines. The new investment will increase the site’s capacity for the CF34-3/8 engine, which powers regional aircraft such as the Embraer E175 and MHIRJ CRJ700.
Boeing has officially broken ground on a major expansion of its Boeing South Carolina (BSC) facility, the home of the world-renowned 787 Dreamliner programme. The ambitious project marks a pivotal step in Boeing’s plan to raise 787 production to ten aircraft per month by 2026, driven by surging global demand for wide-body jets. The company
Caerdav has taken a major step in its growth journey by opening a dedicated fourth line of maintenance – a move that has effectively doubled its operational capacity within just 18 months. The expansion follows an extensive remodelling of its modern Twin Peaks facility in St. Athan, South Wales, allowing the fully independent MRO to
Satair has signed a letter of intent (LOI) with Guangzhou Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (GAMECO). The agreement aims to expand their long-term Integrated Material Services (IMS) programme, including material support for the Airbus A350 platform. This move builds on the successful performance of IMS since its launch in 2022. It also deepens a strategic partnership that
