Inside MRO

The trend of technical occurrences has stayed relatively flat as compared to environmental and operational trends.
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MROs continue to gear up for next-gen aircraft, especially in Asia.
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MRO Publisher recaps past, looks to the future of Aviation Week’s MRO products across the board.
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Soo-Keun Lee, Korean Air’s executive vVP and CTO, outlines intentions to invest in new technologies, explore partnerships and grow third-party MRO work.
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By Henry Canaday
Is online aviation maintenance training keeping up with industry needs?
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By Alex Derber
Additive manufacturing is making serious inroads for MRO applications, but challenges may slow its adoption for some uses.
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By Lindsay Bjerregaard
Software with a wide range of functionality is making MRO operations more accurate and efficient.
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As OEMs increase presence in the aftermarket, airlines fear less competition and higher costs for MRO.
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By Lindsay Bjerregaard
The airline tries to anticipate operational needs and stay ahead of potential disruptions as fleet expansion continues.
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By Lindsay Bjerregaard
Elevate Aviation introduces young women to the aviation industry through a supportive network of working professionals.
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With rapid growth in aircraft numbers in its domestic market, Air India’s MRO unit is moving to expand its third-party MRO work.
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By Alex Derber
Easy airframe, avionics and engine modifications to older aircraft generate quick return on investmentthrough fuel savings and optimized performance.
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By Lindsay Bjerregaard
New aircraft technologies call for upgraded testing capabilities, and these aircraft test equipment providers are bringing adaptable solutions to the table.
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Trade association objects to BLS classification of aircraft mechanics as “unskilled” workers and seeks changes in how trades are categorized.
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Despite questions about capacity, MROs see future value in both older and current engine types.
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By Victoria Moores
Onboard Wi-Fi is not universal but here is a region-by-region assessment of the technology and projects underway in this hot upgrade market.
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By Lee Ann Shay
GE Aviation’s pilot program with Glass and an augmented-reality system showed it could save millions in manufacturing and maintenance.
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Alaska Air, Air New Zealand make Wi-Fi upgrades while Air Berlin Technik seeks a buyer.
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EASA AD requires regular reboot of electronic systems to avoid sudden loss of functionality episodes.
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By Alex Derber
ATR’s turboprops surge in popularity thanks to lessors, and MRO for the ATR 72 is forecast to reach $1.64 billion by 2021.
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By Lindsay Bjerregaard
MRO providers are going digital and offering customized programs to reduce AOG time or prevent these incidents from happening in the first place.
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Ray Valeika
The technology tipping point has landed in the airline world.
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By Lindsay Bjerregaard
With its new H2000 printer, Stratasys hopes the aviation industry will see 3D printing as a better manufacturing solution.
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By Lindsay Bjerregaard
Siemens says its digitalization strategy is making strides to address workforce shortages and outdated technology.
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