MRO

The eVTOL manufacturer intends to make the UAE its first international launch market, adding to its projected services in the U.S.

The 200-acre site will support urban and advanced air mobility manufacturing, operations, maintenance, repair, training, and more.

Mechanic and alumni organizations offer options for staying connected in the industry.

The Phoenix-based company said it worked with a series of charter operators to develop the software. Those design partners include Solairus Aviation, Wheels Up, Jet It, Wing Aviation, and Mach Point Aviation

Construction is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2023, and the opening is set for late 2024.

Maintenance bill will hold foreign MROs to equal standards; the workforce bill will launch a new national center to improve recruitment and retention.

Crew Chiefs’ customized software for inspection oversight results in a more disciplined approach to ensure the inspections are performed correctly while enhancing transparency and improving productivity.

The software matches people who need aircraft maintenance and repairs with the right service provider for them.

Aviation leaders are in the midst of a perfect storm, a convergence of trends conspiring against the MRO sector that are making it increasingly difficult to maintain and repair aircraft across the entire aviation industry—and hitting GA particularly hard.

Company’s $17 million investment will bring 100 jobs to growing city.