There are many situations where the use of Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) parts make little financial sense. In addition, the quality of OEM parts is such that the lifespan of some are appreciably longer than others, so when an aircraft or engine reaches the end of its serviceable life, that does not automatically mean that […]
Werner Aero has announced a major expansion of its warehousing capabilities with the opening of a new 30,000 ft² facility in Tucson, Arizona. This investment lifts the company’s total warehouse space to 75,000 ft², giving it greater capacity to serve airline and MRO partners across the globe. The Tucson site marks a significant step in
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Werner Aero has disclosed the acquisition of two Boeing B737-700 airframes from Unical Aviation. The airframes, currently located at ecube in Coolidge, Arizona, will be dismantled for parts to support Werner Aero’s expanding used serviceable material (USM) programme. “I have dedicated most of my career to developing and advancing the asset-based USM sector in both
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Werner Aero has acquired 12 Embraer E190-100 airframes and twelve CF34-10E6 engines from JetBlue Airways, a move that reinforces its strategic position within the global aviation aftermarket. The deal marks a significant expansion of Werner Aero’s capabilities in the high-demand Embraer E-Jet sector, enabling the company to better serve airlines operating this popular aircraft type.
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Werner Aero has reported the successful acquisition of a Boeing 737-700 aircraft, MSN 32426, from Carlyle Aviation Partners. The aircraft is currently stationed at eCube’s facility in Castellón, Spain, where it is set to undergo disassembly. The move aligns with Werner Aero’s strategic focus on bolstering support for its global network of airline and MRO
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Werner Aero has announced the acquisition of an Airbus A320-200 aircraft, MSN 2874, from FTAI Aviation for teardown. This marks a strategic move to expand Werner Aero’s global inventory of high-quality aircraft components. The aircraft is set to be dismantled at Air Salvage International, based at Cotswold Airport in the United Kingdom. The teardown will
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Werner Aero has announced a significant expansion of its global operations through the addition of 22,000 ft² to its warehouse facility. This development is a strategic step that underscores the company’s dedication to delivering fast, efficient and dependable services to its airline and MRO partners across the world. The enlarged facility will substantially boost the
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Werner Aero has announced the acquisition of an Airbus A319-100, MSN2554, from FTAI Aviation, reinforcing its commitment to expanding its inventory and delivering top-tier aftermarket solutions to airlines and MROs worldwide. This strategic purchase strengthens the company’s position as a leading supplier of aircraft components. The aircraft will be dismantled at Air Salvage International, based
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Werner Aero has announced the retirement of its founder, president, and CEO, Mike Cazaz. After an illustrious 32-year career leading the company, Cazaz stepped down at the end of December 2024. Since founding Werner Aero, Cazaz had been instrumental in transforming the company into a globally recognised brand in the aviation industry. Renowned for its
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Werner Aero has announced the acquisition of one Airbus A319-100 aircraft, MSN2558, from FTAI Aviation, a strategic decision aligned with its mission to provide top-tier aircraft components and innovative solutions to customers worldwide. The A319 airframe, currently located at Air Salvage International in Cotswold Airport, United Kingdom, will be dismantled to recover valuable spare parts.
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