Tag: MRO
Subic Bay develops business jet MRO bubble
The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) announced Wednesday (10 February) that it has developed an end-to-end platform that will deliver corporate jet maintenance service...
ExecuJet MRO Services Malaysia gains new certification
ExecuJet MRO Services Malaysia is now certified to work on all in-production models of Dassault Falcon aircraft, making it the leading maintenance, repair and...
ST Engineering reorganises corporate structure
ST Engineering announced organisational changes that it said will position the group to become “a global technology, defence and engineering powerhouse”. Effective 1 January...
Australia’s Quickstep buys Boeing MRO business in Victoria state
Australian carbon fibre composites manufacturer Quickstep Holdings announced Friday (13 November) that it has agreed to purchase Boeing Defence Australia’s aerospace maintenance, repair and...
Cebu Pacific buys out Singapore MRO JV partner
Cebu Pacific in the Philippines announced it would be buying out the majority stake of SIA Engineering in their joint venture Aviation Partnership Philippines...
A mixed picture for APAC MRO
There were no cocktail parties or dinners at this year’s MRO Asia-Pacific trade conference, which, like dozens of other shows, was forced to cancel...
AirAsia Group creates MRO for owned planes and other airlines in...
AirAsia Group announced Wednesday (9 September) that it had created a new MRO company called Asia Digital Engineering, a wholly-owned subsidiary that will provide...
ExecuJet MRO Services Malaysia gets nod from Bermuda CAA
ExecuJet MRO Services Malaysia, a subsidiary of Dassault Aviation, has received Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) certification to perform line and heavy maintenance on...
China’s Aerochine sells MRO business to Bell
Aerochine Aviation, a portfolio company of Dragon General Aviation Group, said Thursday (16 July) it has sold its China MRO business Zhenjiang Aerochine Aviation...
REPORT: Aviation faces long ‘COVID overhang’
The so-called “new normal” for the aviation industry is 18-24 months away due to the COVID-19 pandemic and key players must prepare for an...
