MRO & Production

StandardAero’s Component Services (SACS), located in Cincinnati, Ohio, has expanded its component repair and development facilities with the addition of new capabilities at its Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada campus. The Winnipeg facility will be known as SACS-Canada and the Cincinnati facility will be referred to as SACS-USA. The expanded SACS-Canada facility will provide a substantial increase

AJW Aviation has signed a seven year PBH contract with Spanish airline, Privilege Style. The contract will cover the supply of spare parts for the airline’s Boeing 767-300 aircraft, providing essential Power-by-the-hour support for the private charter operator.

Meggitt Safety Systems has been awarded a contract by The Boeing Company to design, develop, manufacture and support the fire protection system for the 737 MAX engine and APU. The contract comprises the control computer, engine and APU fire detectors and the engine and APU fire suppression bottles. This contract demonstrates the opportunity to provide

Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation (AIDC) in Taiwan has become a new tier-one supplier for Airbus. Under the agreement, which followed a thorough evaluation process, AIDC will produce composite panels for A320 Family aircraft aft belly fairings. The contract was signed by François Mery, Airbus Senior Vice President Aerostructure, Procurement and Tony Liou, AIDC Senior Vice

Singapore Technologies Aerospace’s (ST Aerospace) VIP completions brand ‘AERIA Luxury Interiors’ (AERIA) has secured a nose-to-tail cabin completion contract for a wide-body VIP aircraft, from an undisclosed customer. This follows shortly after clinching a green aircraft completion deal for a VIP 737 BBJ in February this year. The aircraft interior will be elegantly designed by

The Brazilian Civil Aviation Agency (Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil – ANAC) granted type certification for the Legacy 500 executive jet during a ceremony at the Latin American Business Aviation Conference and Exhibition (LABACE), in São Paulo, Brazil. Embraer expects to receive certification from the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) in the upcoming weeks and certification

Marshall Aerospace Canada, part of Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group, has increased its in-country presence and strengthened its commitment to focused new business development in North America, with the purchase of a 4,343 ft² building at Abbotsford Airport in British Columbia. The building will become Marshall’s Canadian head office, out of which the company’s comprehensive

Embraer Executive Jets is expanding its customer support and service network into the Brazilian Northeast. AeroMecânica, located at Coroa do Avião airfield, in Igarassu, metropolitan Recife, will be the first Authorized Service Center for line maintenance, scheduled inspections, and remote services for Phenom 100 and Phenom 300 jets, in the region. Customers in the region