Written by Carlos Garofalo, Director of Component Services & Supply Chain at AMROS Global, a recognized leader in aviation technical management. With 25 years of experience involving global supply chains, component sourcing, and maintenance operations, Carlos brings deep industry insight into the challenges and solutions shaping civil aviation today. Civil aviation has long built its […]
Enjoying rapid growth in recent years and with an established reputation for reliability, AerFin is helping its customers navigate supply chain pressures while supporting a more sustainable aviation industry. Company Profile AerFin is the aviation asset specialist that buys, sells, leases and repairs aircraft, engines and parts. Headquartered in the UK, AerFin partners with airlines,
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Helping MROs be more proactive than reactive by reducing unplanned AOG incidents Aircraft maintenance is a constant battle between safety, efficiency, and cost control. Traditionally, maintenance has involved scheduled checks, routine inspections, and reactive repairs. Though these practices have ensured that aviation remains the safest mode of transport, there exists a fair degree if inefficiency.
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AJW Group (AJW) is a dynamic, privately owned, and independent aviation company that has been transforming aviation efficiency for over nine decades. In 1932, AJW founder, Anthony James (Jim) Walter, qualified as a pilot and took to the skies. His passion for flying saw the Piper Cub aircraft manufacturers giving him sole distribution rights in
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Expediting the Supply of Aircraft Parts and Materials The unexpected failure of an aircraft part usually means one thing – it becomes inoperable, and aircraft on ground (AOG) costs are the financial bane of any carrier. Consequently, there is an unavoidable sense of urgency whenever an aircraft becomes grounded through a part failure, particularly as
