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Setna iO has acquired its first A320neo for its US teardown programme

Setna iO acquires First A320neo for US teardown

Setna iO has completed the acquisition of an Airbus A320neo, previously operated by Spirit Airlines, marking the company’s first A320neo purchase for teardown in the United States. The aircraft will be dismantled at AerSale’s facility in Goodyear, Arizona, further expanding Setna iO’s next-generation narrow-body teardown programme. Recovered components will be processed through Setna iO’s integrated […]

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Setna completes acquisition of majority stake in J&C Aero

Setna iO, LLC (Setna), a Chicago-based global supplier of aftermarket aircraft parts, has completed its acquisition of a majority stake in J&C Aero (J&C), a Vilnius, Lithuania-based specialist in cabin interior engineering. First announced in February, the transaction strengthens Setna’s global maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) network and adds J&C’s certified cabin interior design, manufacturing,

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CFM56 engine © CFMI

Avora Aviation sells CFM56 engines to Setna iO

Avora Aviation, a specialist in aircraft and engine asset management, trading and leasing, has completed a sale-and-purchase agreement with Setna iO for two CFM56-5B4/3 engines. Previously part of Avora Aviation’s portfolio, the engines are set for teardown, with their high-quality components to be made available shortly to support Setna iO’s global customer base. “Working with

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Setna iO has acquired a B737-800 airframe for teardown

Setna iO boosts 737 parts supply with new teardown

Setna iO (Setna) has acquired an additional Boeing 737-800 airframe for teardown, with dismantling scheduled at ecube’s facility in Castellón, Spain. The move forms part of the company’s ongoing strategy to expand its inventory of serviceable material and ensure a steady supply of certified components for airline and MRO customers. The latest acquisition reinforces Setna’s

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Setna iO has expanded its credit facility

Setna expands credit facility to fuel global growth

Setna iO has announced the successful amendment and expansion of its commercial credit facility, increasing total borrowing capacity to US$550 million. This development underscores the company’s strong financial position, characterised by robust earnings, low leverage, and a scalable global platform. The expanded facility reflects the continued confidence of six leading commercial banks in Setna’s long-term

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Setna iO has acquired one Boeing 737-700 airframe and two CFM engines © Setna iO

Setna iO widens teardown portfolio with B737-700 and CFM56-7B acquisitions

Setna iO is widening its teardown portfolio with the acquisition of one Boeing 737-700 airframe, previously operated by Southwest Airlines, alongside two CFM56-7B26 engines formerly in service with Georgian Airlines, further strengthening its integrated aftermarket strategy. The B737-700 will be disassembled for piece parts at the ecube facility in Coolidge, Arizona, supporting demand across Setna

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SETNA strengthens UK footprint

SETNA has reached a significant milestone in its international growth strategy, completing the fit-out of its new UK headquarters while simultaneously concluding a refinancing process that strengthens its financial foundation. The dual achievement marks a decisive step in the company’s continued expansion and reinforces its long-term commitment to the UK and European markets. Central to

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A320neo aircraft disassembly

Unimaginable and unpredictable? Nearly new Airbus A321neos being cannibalised for their engines and components

Some ten kilometres from the eastern coastline of Spain and approximately 30 kilometres north of Castellón de la Plana lies a small and relatively insignificant single-runway airport, Aeroport de Castelló. Until recently it was semi-deserted, but as a result of an ongoing global engine crisis, the airport has become extraordinarily busy, but not with tourists

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