MRO News Archive

Maintenance, repair and overhaul news from around the world

Zone: Americas

ILFC’S AEROTURBINE GROUP OPENS LOGISTIC’S CENTERS

AeroTurbine, a wholly owned subsidiary of International Lease Finance Corporation (ILFC), has announced the opening of new logistics centers in Dubai, London, Los Angeles and Singapore. The centers provide 24/7/365 support for OEMs needing logistic support from 3PL...

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VT Aerospace update

Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST Engineering) has announced that further to our announcement on June 8, 2012, Vision Technologies Aerospace Incorporated (VT Aerospace) has received approval from the United States Bankruptcy Court in the District of Delaware...

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ARSA asks Supreme Court to intervene on ICA availability

The Aeronautical Repair Station Association (ARSA) filed an amicus curiae (friend of the court) brief with the United States Supreme Court. In doing so, ARSA provided background for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations requiring maintenance...

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Amavco buys Field Aviation Company

Field Aviation Company has been acquired by Amavco, from Field’s parent firm, Hunting. Established in 1947 in Calgary, Alberta, Field Aviation is an international aircraft modification and parts manufacturing company with locations in Toronto, Calgary, Seattle and...

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Fuel problem diverts Alaska Airlines aircraft

Alaska Airlines 737 aircraft from Seattle to Orange County, California, was diverted to Portland when pilots noticed a fuel tank problem. The plane landed normally and is now being repaired. A spokesperson for the airline said that it was unclear what caused the...

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Air Canada expects $120m charge on Aveos shutdown

Air Canada is expecting to take a $120-million charge in its first quarter caused mainly by the closure of Aveos Fleet Performance in March. The charge includes “a non-cash loss on investments of $65-million resulting from the 2010 restructuring of Aveos” and “a...

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AA flight make emergency landing at LAX

An American Airlines 757 aircraft from Hawaii has landed safely on one engine at Los Angeles International Airport after the pilot reported engine trouble. After instruments on Flight 246 showed trouble with the left engine about an hour before its scheduled arrival,...

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Aveos employees to get payout

Justice Mark Schrager of the Quebec Superior Court has approved the payment to some 2,665 retained and terminated employees of bankrupt aircraft maintenance company Aveos Fleet Performance of $5.8-million in unpaid wages, along with $450,000 in employer payroll...

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MTU Maintenance renews MRO contract with JetBlue

MTU Maintenance Hannover continues to provide US carrier JetBlue Airways support: the airline has been sending its IAE V2527 engines to the Hannover shop on an exclusive basis since 2005. Now, the carrier has further entrusted MTU Maintenance with the maintenance,...

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Canadian government looks into Aveos situation

The Canadian federal government says it will seek a legal opinion on whether Air Canada broke any obligations that led to the closure of Aveos Fleet Performance Inc. A House of Commons committee was also convened on Tuesday to look into the closure and whether it...

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