Ontic, a global provider of aerospace OEM and MRO services, is expanding its MRO operations with the opening of new facilities. This expansion is part of Ontic’s strategic plan to provide reliable, cost-effective, and high-quality MRO services to operators, airlines, and OEMs worldwide. The first of these new facilities is currently under construction in Miramar,
Satair, an Airbus Services company, and Airbus Atlantic, a frontrunner in aerostructures, pilot seats, and premium passenger seats – distributed under the STELIA Aerospace trademark – have renewed their spares distribution agreement at Aircraft Interiors Expo 2025 (AIX25). Under the extended deal, Satair will remain the exclusive distributor in the Middle East for spare parts
Lufthansa Technik (LHT) is expanding its services by offering used serviceable materials (USM) directly to airlines and operators, marking a significant shift from its previous approach of selling surplus parts to third-party traders. This move is designed to address the growing demand for aircraft components in a market that is increasingly constrained. The new service
MTU Maintenance (MTU) has signed an exclusive contract with Air Canada for the maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) of CF6-80C2 engines that power the flag carrier’s Boeing 767 cargo aircraft. The agreement marks a continuation of the strong partnership between the two companies—MTU Maintenance has been the exclusive MRO service provider for Air Canada’s CF6-80C2
Starling Aerospace, a UK-based specialist in aircraft interior refurbishment, has broadened its operations through the acquisition of assets from the former seating manufacturer, Pitch Aircraft Seating Systems, for an undisclosed amount. This strategic move follows a record-breaking year in 2024, during which the company experienced a 25% increase in turnover, driven by strong project delivery
Magnetic MRO, part of the Magnetic Group and a provider of aircraft maintenance services, has commenced the construction of a new maintenance facility in collaboration with Tallinn Airport. The development marks a significant strategic step to reinforce the company’s operational centre in Europe. Situated in the southern part of the growing Airport City business district,
Textron Aviation, in partnership with Aeromot Aeronaves and Motores S.A., has announced a cooperation agreement to develop an in-air openable jump/cargo drop door for the Cessna Caravan aircraft. The project will take place at Aeromot’s facility in Brazil, with the company leading the development of a Brazilian supplemental type certificate (STC) for the modification. Aeromot,
6K Additive has strengthened its global leadership in sustainable advanced materials by securing qualification from German technology firm TRUMPF for its titanium metal powder. This certification allows the powder to be used in TRUMPF’s TruPrint additive manufacturing systems, providing aerospace and other industries with a high-performance, environmentally friendly material for 3-D printing. TRUMPF and 6K
TP Aerospace has extended its collaboration with SAS Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), continuing to support the carrier through its comprehensive Cycle Flat Rate (CFR) programme. This long-term agreement ensures a steady supply of high-quality wheels and brakes for SAS’s fleet of over 100 aircraft in the coming years. The expanded CFR Programme covers a diverse range
Turkish Aerospace (TUSAŞ) and Embraer have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to explore potential industrial collaboration, focusing on expanding manufacturing, assembly and research and development (R&D) capabilities. The agreement was formalised at LAAD Defence & Security 2025 in Rio de Janeiro, with key officials from both Brazil and Türkiye in attendance. Embraer is actively
