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West England Plans More MRO Capacity

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By Alex Derber Verified
| Aviation Week Verified
Alex Derber June 29, 2026 Bristol Airport in the west of England could have its first aircraft maintenance hangar under plans being considered by local authorities. The airport aims to raise passenger numbers by 25% over the next decade and sees a new hangar as necessary to support expanded airline operations, as aircraft currently based in Bristol must fly to other locations for MRO services.
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FL Technics Bolsters Digital Capabilities With Sensus

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By Alex Derber Verified
| Aviation Week Verified
Alex Derber June 25, 2026 Lithuanian MRO provider FL Technics is seeking to diversify its revenue streams following the acquisition of MRO software company Sensus Aero. The Sensus MRO platform is designed to consolidate fragmented digital and paper-based systems for airframe and heavy maintenance into a single program. FL Technics has hangars in Lithuania, the UK and Indonesia, plus a new five-bay facility in the Dominican Republic that opened late last year.
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IATA Renews Call For Engine Maintenance Liberalization

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By Alex Derber Verified
| Aviation Week Verified
Alex Derber June 24, 2026 The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called for a more open engine aftermarket to prevent maintenance bottlenecks that continue to cause extended turnaround times and disruption for operators. In a new report, IATA identified better parts availability and looser OEM control of the engine maintenance market as the main avenues of improvement, citing its agreement with CFM as an example of best practice. The deal was first agreed in 2018.
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