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Airbus's New Support Strategy Values Customer Service
April 1, 2004
Airbus is building a new support strategy where customers pay for a significant portion of purchased services with data collected during operations. In a press briefing last December at the aircraft manufacturer's headquarters in Toulouse, France...
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Coming Soon: The Innovative Airbus A380
April 1, 2006
Airbus Promises easy maintenance on innovative A380 super jumbo INNOVATIVE WEIGHT-SAVING DESIGN FEATURES WILL ENABLE THIS GIGANTIC AIRCRAFT TO FLY. BUT HOW WILL THESE FEATURES IMPACT THE MAINTAINABILITY OF THE AIRBUS A380? Airbus is promising the...
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Intelligence
August 1, 2008
GE Completes Acquisition of Walter Engines GE-Aviation has announced that it has completed the acquisition of certain assets of Walter Engines, a Czech Republic-based manufacturer of small turboprop engines and high-precision machined parts for the...
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Maintenance News
August 1, 2008
GE Completes Acquisition of Walter Engines GE-Aviation has announced that it has completed the acquisition of certain assets of Walter Engines, a Czech Republic-based manufacturer of small turboprop engines and high-precision machined parts for the...
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News
May 1, 2005
Airbus Launches MRO Network Evolving market conditions have led Airbus to launch an MRO (maintenance, repair, and overhaul) service provider network. During a press briefing at the manufacturer's Toulouse headquarters in March, the customer service...
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Air France Industries Moves Toulouse
February 1, 2004
Late last November, Air France Industries began the process of transferring its Toulouse, France maintenance facilities from the old location in Montaudran to a more modern one in Blagnac, finishing the move by the end of the year. A $48-million...
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Airbus A340: Smart Design
June 1, 2003
Air France Industries reports on how the maintenance burden has changed for the better thanks to updated design and maintainability features on the Airbus A340 and the Boeing 777. "On the A330/A340, Airbus has put efforts on simplifying maintenance...
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NTSB Eyeballs Mx Intervals
February 1, 2003
Safety officials at the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board are not happy with the way airlines and regulators figure out what needs to be maintained on airplanes and when, and they want them to start over. Included among 51 recommendations...
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Aftermarket: New Life for Old Aircraft
October 1, 2007
Airbus attempts to optimize the aircraft dismantling process with an environmental approach as many aircraft reach the end of their useful life. Airbus has launched a technology acquisition program on aircraft dismantling processes, dubbed Pamela...
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RFID: The Future of MRO Supply Chain Management
September 1, 2004
In the not-too-distant future, radio frequency identification technology may bring radical changes to the way maintenance, parts, and even tools are tracked. Imagine an MRO world where components carry their individual cradle-to-grave histories...
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Commercial: No Stopping SR Technics
June 1, 2007
The world s largest independent MRO has been expanding on its own for several years. Now, with the strong support of its new owners in the Middle East, it s poised for even greater growth. SR Technics has been a company on the move and shows no...
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Special Safety Report - The Saga of Papa Whiskey
April 1, 2005
By all accounts, the Lufthansa Airbus A320 known as Papa Whiskey remains flying today due to the incredible skill and teamwork of the two pilots at the controls on March 21, 2001. Papa Whiskey carried 121 passengers and crew on that fateful day and...
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Emerging MRO Markets
April 1, 2009
Within the next two decades, some 29,400 aircraft, ranging from regional jets to Boeing 747s and Airbus A380s, will be delivered to airlines around the world, according to Boeing s "2008 2027 Current Market Outlook." Of those, 11,440 will go to...
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Commercial
December 1, 2004
Air Canada Technical Services Looks Forward to Independence As of September 30, 2004, Air Canada Technical Services (ACTS) joined the ranks of independent MROs. It's a move that was long anticipated by ACTS president and CEO Bill Zoeller. In a...
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Back Shop: Change Agent
October 1, 2007
Patrick J. Sweeney II, CEO, ODIN Technologies Patrick J. Sweeney II is president and CEO of ODIN Technologies, Inc. and the author of RFID for Dummies. He founded ODIN in 2002 by recruiting the director of MIT s Auto-ID lab, Daniel Engels. ODIN s...
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Older Airbus Jets Get High-Tech Rudder Checks
December 26, 2007
The rudders of about 420 older Airbus jetliners are being subjected to repetitive ultrasonic and other enhanced inspections, the first time airlines and safety regulators have resorted to such recurring, high-tech procedures to determine the...
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Special Report: TATEM: Europe s Future View of Maintenance
October 1, 2007
The EU, European companies and institutions have embarked on a research project set to radically change the way commercial aircraft are maintained. A comprehensive and challenging approach that may garner great financial rewards. The time may come...
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A Bit of the Irish Lean
October 1, 2008
Shannon Aerospace is hardly alone in its goal to eliminate waste in aircraft maintenance. But it may well have taken the quest to a new level. View Tom Caffrey s business card on one side and it shows him to be "head of quality, training, safety...
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Intelligence: Briefs
September 1, 2008
Cessna Expands Coverage Wichita, Kan.-based Cessna is planning to offer around-the-clock service for aircraft on ground (AOG) situations and unplanned maintenance at its European Citation Service Center at Le Bourget Airport near Paris, France...
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Composites in the Sky with Dreamliner
May 1, 2005
Boeing's next-generation, mid-range workhorse airliner--the 787--will feature more non-metals than ever before in the primary structure of a 200-plus passenger airplane, 50 percent by weight, in fact, but the deputy chief mechanic's mantra to...
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