An international designer and manufacturer of new, repaired and overhauled aircraft interior products is preparing to launch a customer-focused service as an element of its growth plans. Flitetec will officially unveil its OEMRepair Hub service at the Farnborough International Airshow this month
Aerocare has extended the workshop space at its MRO facilities in Chester, UK to support planned diversification into commercial aviation and growth in the business jet market
European charter carrier, Heston Airlines, has signed a three-year contract for J&C Aero to provide CAMO support, including cabin refurbishment services, for 30 Airbus aircraft
ST Engineering’s commercial aerospace business has entered into an agreement with SF Airlines to set up a commercial airframe Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) joint venture in Hubei, China, supporting cargo and passenger airlines
There are many reasons for the commercial aviation industry to be positive, including a boost in passenger levels, and increasing orders for large aircraft which means MRO systems are now in hot demand. And there’s more to be optimistic about, says Rob Mather from IFS. The opportunities are there for the taking
Lufthansa Technik’s FY2022 results paint a positive picture, with its third-highest revenues ever, a record adjusted EBIT, and new contracts worth €9.6 billion. “We are well prepared for a market that is as attractive again now as it was before the crisis,” said CEO Soeren Stark
Toma Matutyte, CEO of Locatory.com, identifies key MRO supply chain challenges as a key step towards eliminating them
Safety regulations make finding the perfect mix of safety, durable, sustainability and aesthetics a challenge for aircraft interiors, exteriors and completions. However, sustainable operations are closer than most think
J&C Aero has reported a 285% increase in its annual revenues for FY2022, a year which also saw the company expand its cabin interior production facilities – and a new HQ is underway
Following a selection process, Delta Air Lines (Delta) has chosen Airbus Services to retrofit and upgrade nine A350 aircraft entering its fleet, representing one of the largest and most comprehensive A350 cabin upgrade programmes commissioned by an airline
