Another former Lufthansa Cityline CRJ700 is shown below awaiting part-out.

As airlines await deliveries of new-generation replacements for older widebody fleets, the need to balance economics and passenger comfort has never been greater. Some carriers are now trying to make the best out of the waiting time by optimizing their current fleets.

Mexican aviation is expanding steadily. AeroMexico passenger counts are up 20% from a year ago, and two low-cost carriers (LCC) are expanding rapidly. The country already has a substantial middle-class travel market that will only get bigger.

Expect more consolidation in the civil aviation aftermarket this year, as companies try to gain scale and diversify

Aviation Week honors aftermarket excellence

With the opening of its new facility in Shah Alam, Malaysia, Swiss MRO specialist SR Technics has taken its first step into the burgeoning Southeast…

If you haven't registered for the MRO Americas Conference sessions next week in Phoenix, I'd urged you to check out the many awesome interactive sessions and register soon.

The Boeing 737-800 has reached "the zone of conversion," now that the first deliveries are 15 years old