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MRO Digest - January 14, 2025







Aftermarket Growth May Slow, But Demand Endures

by  Sean Broderick
MRO shops will continue to ensure the global fleet has as much capacity as possible as OEMs struggle to meet production and performance targets.


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MRO Industry Rolling Daily Updates (January 2025)
by Aviation Week Network Staff
The latest MRO industry briefs include Air China Cargo expanding its AFI KLM E&M GE90 contract, and AerFin has moved to a new headquarters facility in South Wales.
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EVENT SPOTLIGHT: MRO MIDDLE EAST 2025
Panel Discussion: Training For Digital Readiness
The MRO industry is continuing to innovate and introduce new technology into everyday processes. However, adopting new digital technologies is not without its challenges. Significant change management is required for a seamless implementation, including training up employees on new systems. What training methods are being used to increase digital readiness? How are we fostering a new digital culture amongst the workforce, and what does the transition from traditional to digital processes look like?
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