Inside MRO

Lessors were put in an unprecedented position during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and forced to find increasingly creative ways to support their

Nacelle OEMs are expanding the use of composites as they optimize designs.

Inside MRO assesses the market for Pratt & Whitney’s flagship engine and how maintenance demand for the geared turbofan is likely to evolve.

As passenger traffic recovers, LCCs in Europe discuss their plans and needs for MRO services.

Secondary barriers are coming to U.S.-registered air transport aircraft, but impact of rules remains to be seen.

MAB Engineering’s adoption of digital methods is improving efficiency and results, despite challenges.

Steps Boeing is taking to stabilize its supply chain can be a lesson for others.

Establishing maintenance and aftermarket supply chains will be crucial to ensuring AAM manufacturers’ success.

Changes in FAA bureaucracy and leadership are making it difficult for industry to maintain compliance.

Engine MROs are boosting offerings for next-gen engines and technologies through the addition of new capabilities, facilities and staff.

To properly plan and execute MRO, maybe it’s time to brush up this skill, especially if you’re working across countries.

More widebody flying will help engine maintenance activity reach pre-downturn levels, but likely not for a few years.

Formulating the right supply chain strategy will be key in returning aircraft to service.

Next-gen cockpit voice recorders are extending recording times and becoming more flight data recorder-integrated.

Supply chain pressure is leading component MROs in Europe to seek alternative solutions.

Where LOT Polish Airlines looked to tie up maintenance and lessor arrangements to help the future planning of its MRO requirements.

Nondestructive testing specialists are adding more services and developing new high-tech products to make MRO more efficient.

MROs battle stagnant growth in the workforce pipeline as demand for new technicians continues to increase.

EU Rule Change Could Give Airlines Access to Aircraft Data Lufthansa has flagged a potential sea-change in aircraft-data access, triggered by a

U.S. repair stations should look to Europe’s example to prepare for impending Safety Management System requirements.

New orders for the A320neo are expected to more than quintuple MRO spending over the next decade.

India’s aviation market is growing swiftly, but are government roadblocks standing in the way of its MRO industry?

New FAA requirements will affect holders of Organization Designation Authorization as well as the employees that perform related work.

MRO in the Asia-Pacific region is recovering, but can it fully do so without China opening?

Supply chain and labor challenges are forcing airlines to revise parts strategies.