Aviation MRO -- Page 8

Reynolds Technical Services earns FAA Part 145 certification, opening third-party MRO work at Cincinnati's Lunken Field.

Locatory.com data shows standard hardware led April 2026 aircraft parts shortages as supply pressure broadens.

GA Telesis signs aftermarket cooperation deal with China Aviation Supplies covering parts, leasing and MRO services.

Global aviation MRO market is on track to reach $155 billion by 2034, growing at 3.2% CAGR with engine MRO leading secto

The US aircraft MRO market reached 29.9 billion dollars in 2026 within a global market near 97 billion.

StandardAero expanded its Augusta, Georgia MRO facility by 60%, adding 80,500 sq ft and 100 new jobs at Augusta Regional

North America accounts for $159B of $848B in global engine MRO over 2026-2035. Asia-Pacific leads at 33.4%, as global fl

FAA announced $26 million in workforce grants for pilot and aviation maintenance technician training programs, with appl

FTAI Aviation processed 270 CFM56 modules in Q1 2026, nearly doubling year-over-year, and completed a $612M asset-backed

FlyHouse acquires Dallas-based JetsMRO, adding a Part 145 certified facility and expanding its business aviation mainten

Boeing 2025-2044 Commercial Market Outlook projects passenger traffic growing 4.2 percent annually with global fleet nea

Spirit Airlines liquidation released a wave of GTF engines into the aftermarket providing temporary relief for operators

FAA invests $26 million in US aviation workforce development targeting mechanics, technicians, and pilots for 2026 and b

ARSA's 2026 economic review finds supply chain delays are adding an average of 19 days to MRO event cycle times at US ce

Aviation Week's 2026 MRO forecast puts the global maintenance market at $97 billion, with engine overhaul at $41.7 billi

The FAA's $12.5 billion ATC modernization tracker shows 34% of facilities upgraded through May 2026, with NextGen satell

Boeing forecasts 700+ aircraft deliveries in 2026 with a 6,719-unit backlog representing 10 years of production, signali

DOT's OIG launched its third audit of FAA repair station certification consistency under the FAA Reauthorization Act of