Aviation MRO -- Page 7

SkyWest Airlines plans a new aircraft maintenance facility at Salina Regional Airport to support its regional jet fleet.

Aviation faces an annual shortfall of 12,000 to 18,000 maintenance technicians, with 716,000 needed by 2042.

FAA's 2026 rules accept electronic maintenance records and expand testing for US repair stations.

Cobb County International Airport opened a new 6,000-sq-ft terminal in 2026, supporting metro Atlanta's growing MRO and

FlyHouse acquired JetsMRO, an FAA Part 145 repair station in Dallas, TX, expanding its MRO footprint in business aviatio

Gulfstream Aerospace enrolled more than 60 Georgia and South Carolina high school graduates in its aviation apprenticesh

FAA cleared Boeing to start TIA Phase 4B flight testing on the 777-9, advancing the delayed 777X type certification prog

AAR's new Airvoyant platform uses AI agents to automate aviation parts procurement, with Delta advising.

GKN Aerospace lands a five-year Rolls-Royce fan blade repair contract and adds Trent 700 work in San Diego.

Oliver Wyman MRO forecast projects sustained growth through 2036 as aging fleets and new-gen engine workscopes expand de

Aviation Week MRO outlook tracks global shop visit demand, fleet size, and maintenance spend projections for 2026.

AAR Corp restructures MRO operations by winding down legacy commercial programs to focus on higher-margin core services.

StandardAero names Paul McElhinney CEO effective October 1 as Russell Ford retires after leading company through its 202

An industry research report sizes the aircraft MRO services market at $129.86 billion, mapping growth through 2030 and 2

Pratt & Whitney and Delta TechOps agreed to raise GTF engine overhaul capacity at the Atlanta facility by more than 30 p

Aviation Week projects a $1.6 trillion global commercial MRO market from 2026 to 2036, with active aircraft reaching 45,000 by 2035 as narrowbody fleets drive 70 percent of demand.

TAT Technologies locks in $45 million in long-term MRO contracts covering APU platforms and heat exchangers, reflecting continued demand growth across the global commercial aviation aftermarket.

ATC Group acquires Aero Controls, an FAA-certified component MRO specialist with over 40 years of experience, expanding its platform into the Pacific Northwest.