MRO News Archive

Maintenance, repair and overhaul news from around the world

AMETEK MRO reveals expansion for Drake Air

Aircraft maintenance business AMETEK  has announced that its Drake Air division has  "fully integrated repair capabilities as an authorised repair center" covering AMETEK Aerospace & Defense Hughes-Treitler’s commercial and military products. “The AMETEK...

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Luton Airport touts lower train fares from central London

Passengers can reach London Luton Airport  from central London in around 30 minutes for "as little as £10", the airport has announced. “Taking just 32 minutes door-to-door, the launch of the transformational Luton Airport Express means that London Luton Airport has...

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GA Telesis extends parts deal with Honeywell

GA Telesis' Flight Solutions Group has extended its global parts distribution agreement with Honeywell for the CFM56-5B variable bleed valve  stop mechanism. The partnership, GA Telesis said, "continues FSG's expansion of supplying factory new aviation parts" and...

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Bombardier gets official approvals for Smart Link Plus

Bombardier has announced a swathe of regulatory approvals for its Challenger and Global Smart Link Plus system installations. Transport Canada (TC), the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) have given Bombardier...

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Triumph refreshes website and expands IR section

Aerospace systems and components maker Triumph is revamping its website, with the first phase of a redesign visible on the homepage www.triumphgroup.com The US-based business said the makeover "brings more robust features and streamlines access to essential...

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Flights cancelled ahead of Dusseldorf airport strike

Air Serbia has announced the cancellation of April 20 flights from Belgrade to Dusseldorf due to security staff going on strike for the day. The flag carrier said it "regrets the changes that have occurred as a result of the industrial action at Dusseldorf airport and...

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CMA CGM in first Paris-Guangzhou cargo flight

Shipping company CMA CGM's air cargo subsidiary has started flying its new route between Paris and Guangzhou's Baiyun Airport, according to Chinese state media. The maiden flight took off on April 11,  according to Xinhua, which cited the airport authority. The...

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CAAP reports another passenger traffic increase

Corporación América Airports (CAAP)  has recorded a 33.6% annual increase in passenger traffic in March 2023, taking it to 91.7% of pre-lockdown March 2019 levels across its six countries of operations. The year-on-year growth was "supported by an ongoing recovery in...

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