Inside MRO

No Fault Found components can be hard to troubleshoot, but new procedures are helping

Airbus uses detailed procedures to reduce incidence of no fault found components

Despite MAS’s problems, its MRO subsidiary MAE remains an attractive business

Asian MRO providers taking steps to address ongoing shortage of trained personnel

Programs can effectively combat fatigue, reducing a leading cause of maintenance errors.

Fatigue self-assessment checklist a useful tool in addressing this issue

Automated process promises faster, stronger, more precise composite repairs

Crack-detecting sensors enable Delta TechOps to conduct aircraft inspections more efficiently

MRO in Asia poised for continued growth, but personnel, skills and infrastructure issues loom

What’s in word? Plenty if the word is “serious.” The FAA and various repair & overhaul associations square off about reinstating it as part of the regs

EASA’s home turf is rife with aerospace manufacturers and service providers so certifications are always in high demand, although there was a bit of downtick last year

GE Aviation, EGAT partnership targets expanding market for GEnx MRO

Debate continues on merits of bolt-on versus bonded composite repairs

American Airlines says communication is the key to better vendor relationships.

Repairing what is arguably the most complex single part of an engine calls for staying on top of technology in your workshop.

Timco Aerosystems works with airlines to maximize space, efficiency and passenger comfort

Tailoring MRO for aircraft In their ‘second acts’

MRO executives in Europe note the challenges and opportunities next-gen aircraft introductions bring

Industry reacts to FAA’s proposals for streamlining certification process

Aircraft production inspection services are being offered in Europe

Relaunched apprentice program helps BA Engineering cope with MRO challenges

A “perfect storm” of forthcoming new airplanes, rapid advancements in cabin-related technologies, and increased passenger expectations for comfort and customization is driving a wave of investments in commercial aircraft cabins.

Aviation Week asked these European MRO luminaries to share their insights on challenges and opportunities facing the aviation

Iberia’s maintenance unit now an important part of IAG’s improved financial results

Kazakhstan Flag Carrier To Receive Dedicated MRO Hangar