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StandardAero has completed and delivered its 12,000th auxiliary power unit (APU) repair at its Maryville, Tennessee facility. Since 1997, the Maryville facility has been entrusted by commercial airline and business jet operators worldwide to deliver reliable and cost-effective APU services, consistently setting industry benchmarks in support of these critical powerplants. Spanning 154,000 ft², StandardAero’s Maryville

StandardAero’s Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) hub, situated at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, TX, is intensifying its backing for the CFM International turbofan engine, marking a milestone with its inaugural customer engine shop visit earlier this spring. Since its inauguration last year, the DFW-based CFM56-7B service centre has welcomed over a dozen engines for diverse work scopes,

StandardAero has achieved certification approval from the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) for its MRO services on Rolls-Royce RB211-535 turbofan engines. This milestone empowers StandardAero to deliver RB211-535 MRO support to Chinese operators of the Boeing 757, constituting almost 20 percent of the active RB211-535 fleet, totalling around 70 aircraft. Entering into a life-of-type

StandardAero has reported the completion of its first Honeywell HTF7000 minor level maintenance event, a 4,800-hour inspection on an HTF7350 engine, at its Gosport, UK Regional Turbine Center (RTC) for a customer in the EMEA region. “HTF7000 operators in the EMEA region now have a facility option to keep their engine in region for minor-level

StandardAero has announced a commitment to invest US$10-12 million (£8.3-10 million) in leasehold improvements at the company’s Springfield, Illinois business aviation MRO facility.  The investments, in partnership with Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport, will be completed in three phases over a two-and-a-half-year period. The investments and upgrades will be applied to major building improvements and modernisation