INSIDE AAV’s Sept-Oct issue: Be Included, Be Connected, Be Seen

The September-October issue of Asian Aviation will cover key issues affecting the commercial aviation industry with special distribution at MRO Asia and MRO Europe Advertise now to be included, be connected and be seen. MRO SE Asia – What will the MRO industry look like in 2035 AAV examines the technologies, business models and regional shifts that will determine the winners and losers of the global MRO market over the next decade. By 2035, global MRO spending is forecast to exceed US$150 billion, driven by larger fleets, ageing aircraft, engine reliability issues and continued growth across Asia-Pacific. Connecting the Sky: Satellite operators and IFEC providers continue to advance the capabilities of in-flight connectivity, with next-generation networks supporting ultra-fast internet access, HD content streaming, and enhanced passenger engagement across global fleets. Avionics: Leasing companies and airlines are increasingly prioritising “soft value”. Instead of replacing hardware, airlines are using software-defined architectures to update flight management systems. Supply Chains: Parts shortages remain a significant challenge for the aviation sector. Delays in the supply of engines, components and critical aircraft systems continue to affect maintenance schedules, fleet availability and operational efficiency. Airlines and industry suppliers are working together to strengthen supply chain resilience and ensure aircraft remain in service to meet growing passenger demand. Engines: The Trent 1000 crisis highlighted the risks of engine exclusivity, driving a broader industry move towards multiple engine options. Although this approach may require greater initial investment, it delivers a significant competitive advantage through enhanced resilience, customer choice, and operational flexibility. Booking Deadline: 24 Aug Material Deadline: 26 Aug Reserve your space today by contacting: Head of Sales Sally Passey at [email protected]