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Embraer and the Brazilian Air Force to Study Joint Development of a New Light Military Transport Aircraft January 17, 2020
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Boeing OKC Campus Sells To California Investors January 16, 2020
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Marshall Signs Contract with U.S. Government for Kuwait Air Force KC-130J January 16, 2020

Delta Air Lines Jet Slides off Taxiway in Kansas City

January 17, 2020

A Delta Air Lines plane slid off a taxiway early Friday morning, January 17, 2020 at Kansas City International Airport (KCI). The conditions on the runway were slick due to a winter storm that left the taxiways and runways slippery. The aircraft was taxiing out for takeoff and the nose wheel departed the taxiway after the aircraft slid due to the slick conditions. There were no reports of injuries and passengers were taken by bus back to the terminal and rebooked. KCI officials shut down the airport after the incident.

PODCASTS

Office of Inspector General Report on FAA Oversight of Allegiant Air January 16, 2020

Commercial Jet Names R. Rick Townsend as VP Sales and Marketing

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January 16, 2020
Turning Rock Partners Make Investment in Next Level Aviation

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January 16, 2020
One Week Left to Submit Nominations for the International Walt Darran Aerial Firefighting Awards 2020

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January 10, 2020

CURRENT ISSUE

Aviation Maintenance Magazine Cover January 2020

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FEATURES

Engine MRO Boom: Perfect Storm of Demand

November 21, 2019

According to the Oliver Wyman MRO Forecast 2019 engine MRO will have some ups and downs over the next decade.…

BIZJet OEMs go all in on New-Gen Tech

November 21, 2019

By combining new designs with advanced metals and composites, and integrating cutting-edge technologies, today’s business jet manufacturers are taking great…

Textron Aviation’s Kriya Shortt Talks shop

November 21, 2019

Kriya Shortt is the senior vice president of Global Customer Support for Textron Aviation. Last month at the NBAA convention…

Cracks in the System

November 21, 2019

With this issue, safety expert Jeff Guzzetti will begin a series of in-depth analyses of accidents that had maintenance as…

EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK

Where Shall We Begin

There is so much going on the MRO, aviation in general, the world and in this issue of our publication, that I hardly know where to start. So I will dive right in. As we went to press, Southwest Airlines was in the process of speeding up inspections of close to 40 (and possibly as many as 88)…

ABOUT PEOPLE

ITP Aero Strengthens its Board and Management

December 19, 2019

The ITP Aero Board, chaired by Josep Piqué, has added Ben Story, strategic marketing director Rolls-Royce and retired Colonel Diego García Bernabeu. Reflecting ITP Aero’s status as a “corporate ...

New Leadership at Boeing in Wake of Max Issues and Earnings Report

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November 24, 2019

Baker to Lead Collins Aftermarket

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November 24, 2019

LEGAL SPIN

Traceability, Evidence, and Trust in the Aircraft Parts Industry

September 28, 2019

Fhis is an article about complying with maintenance regulations. We rely much more on traceability and documentation, today, than we did twenty years ago. But as we rely more on traceability, it is ...

New Part 145 Requirements for Supplier Evaluation

Legal Spin

May 15, 2019

Accepting Foreign Airworthiness Directives – A More Dramatic Change Than It Might Appear

Legal Spin

November 3, 2018

AEROSPACE TECH WEEK

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Aerospace Technology Week dates announced for 2020

April 24, 2019

Aerospace Technology Week has announced dates for next years event as 18th-19th March 2020 to take place at the Diagora Congress Center in Toulouse, France, and is set to be the largest gathering for ...