MRO News Archive

Maintenance, repair and overhaul news from around the world

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A Big Thank You

Thank you to all those who took part in the first Annual Airline Economics/MRO Global Dublin Aviation Summit. We had 1,656 attendees come through the doors over the past two days, with 628 attending the awards dinner, which for an inaugural event was a good show,...

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21JAeroDesign issued with first EASA STC approval

Within a month of receiving EASA Design Organisation Approval, 21jAeroDesign has been issued with their first EASA Supplemental Type Certificate, approving replacement thrust reverser adapter ring segments on Airbus SA aircraft powered by CFM56-5A/5B engines....

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Aviation 100 MRO Global Award winners

Last night, after the first successful day of the Dublin Aviation Summit, attendees celebrated the Aviation 100 MRO Global Awards at a gala dinner in support of Airlink. Airline Economics and MRO Global would like to congratulate all of the winners named last night,...

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MTU Maintenance Canada installs new test cell

MTU Maintenance Canada has recently installed and implemented a new test cell for high-flow pneumatic starter testing capabilities. The addition of this capability expands the existing engine, accessories, and Line Replaceable Unit (LRU) portfolio of MTU Maintenance,...

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Aero Norway repairs 150th CFM56 engine

Norway-based engine MRO facility Aero Norway reached an important milestone this month as technicians celebrated completing the 150th repaired CFM56 engine in the past 18 months. Aero Norway has recently moved to a shift work programme to increase its engineering...

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Kenya Airways opts for AFI KLM E&M APU Services

EPCOR, the AFI KLM E&M subsidiary specializing in the overhaul and maintenance of APUs and pneumatic components, is to handle maintenance for the APUs equipping Kenya Airways Boeing 737 Next Generation (GTCP131-9B), Boeing 787 (APS5000) and Embraer 190 (APS2300)...

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