MRO & Production

Singapore Technologies Engineering (ST Engineering) reported that its aerospace arm has secured new contracts worth US$920m in the second quarter (2Q) of 2015. These new orders involve projects ranging from airframe, component and engine maintenance, to engine wash and pilot training. The total contract value includes the recently announced component Maintenance-By-the-Hour contract worth over US$100m

Monarch Aircraft Engineering Limited has extended their US Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration approval to their Birmingham and Copenhagen base maintenance facilities. Monarch Aircraft Engineering’s FAA approval now covers Luton, Birmingham, Copenhagen and Manchester bases. Already maintaining US registered aircraft at Luton and Manchester, this will allow the UK based MRO to further extend

SR Technics, a leading provider of technical services to airlines (Switzerland) and AerFin (UK), a specialist in providing end-of-life fleet solutions, have signed an MOU, which underpins their intention to manage and market a joint solution branded Beyond.Fleet.Services. This innovative bundle will extend the life of the aviation industry’s maturing fleets of A340-200/300 aircraft by

STG Aerospace, a world leader in pioneering aircraft lighting technologies, has opened a new US manufacturing and warehousing facility in Miami. Located adjacent to the Miami International Airport runway, the new building has double the space of the company’s previous US premises. This significant investment in expansion reflects growing demand throughout the Americas for STG

Monarch Aircraft Engineering Limited (MAEL) announced a line maintenance technical handling agreement with Hainan Airlines. The agreement, which commenced on 3rd July 2015 is to provide call out support to the Chinese operator’s flying program into Birmingham Airport this summer. Hainan Airlines, headquartered in Haikou, People’s Republic of China will operate twice weekly flights on