The restructuring of one of the world’s leading maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) organizations, Ameco Beijing, will increase its competitiveness at home and overseas, and bring new capabilities to its customers.

Lufthansa Technik expects the integration of Air China Technics into the Ameco joint venture to be completed by the end of this year.

Growing airline fleets in Asia Pacific are prompting UTC Aerospace Systems to expand its already extensive presence in the region to keep up with customer demand to support their aircraft.

General Electric will invest $110 million in the company’s Singapore-based engine component repair facilities.

ST Aerospace is using the Singapore Airshow to promote its technology, manufacturing and design engineering capability.

An aircraft maintenance facility can no longer be thought of as just providing a covered working space, but is part of a bigger picture.

Several proposals—including a renewed push for expanded drug and alcohol testing and new background checks—have the maintenance industry keeping a close eye on the recently introduced FAA reauthorization bill.

The aerospace industry was left contemplating the devastating impact of cyber-attacks after hackers stole $55m from parts manufacturer FACC via wire fraud last month. It increasingly seems to be a question of when, rather than if, an organization will fall victim.