PLUS: Aircraft inspections with drones accelerate toward next evolution.
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| MRO Digest - April 21, 2025 |
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| | | | | | | by James Pozzi | | IAI's Aviation Group VP & General Manager MRO Division discusses Leap program ramp-ups and future engine repair developments.
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| | Galled nuts and bolts are a big deal! They add time and expense to routine maintenance. Save on both by using T8E-H on your threaded fasteners.
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: MRO PODCAST |
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| | Podcast: Airlines And Aftermarket React To Tariffsby Lindsay Bjerregaard, Christine Boynton, James Pozzi and Lee Ann ShayListen in as editors discuss market details as the tariff war disrupts the aviation industry, leaving airlines and the aftermarket facing uncertainty. |
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| | | Video: Boeing Showcases Cabin Accessibility Innovationsby Aviation Week Network Staff Boeing outlines its new approach to accessibility to improve experience, including for low vision, hard of hearing and neurodivergent passengers, and showcases a new cabin solution for wheelchair users, at AIX Aircraft Interiors Expo 2025. |
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| | | Willis Engine Repair Center® is a fully approved Part 145 maintenance facility with EASA/FAA dual-release capabilities. With state-of-the-art facilities located in both the US and UK, our field services team delivers aircraft engine solutions to our global customers. |
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DATA SPOTLIGHT: AERO ENGINES ASIA-PACIFIC |
| Between 2025-34, Asia Pacific’s commercial engine MRO demand is expected to grow by nearly $8.8 billion. Meet with our team at Aero-Engines Asia-Pacific to learn more about the outlook for the region and how our Fleet & MRO Forecast can simplify identifying market trends. |
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