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Covers:  aviation maintenance, aviation workforce, urban air mobility and eVTOL aircraft, emerging technology
Managing Editor at @AviationWeekMRO, part of @AviationWeek Network.

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Lindsay Bjerregaard’s Biography

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Lindsay Bjerregaard is the managing editor for Aviation Week’s MRO portfolio. Her coverage focuses on MRO technology, workforce, and product and service news for aviationweek.com, Aviation Week Marketplace and Inside MRO. Prior to joining Aviation Week, Lindsay produced editorial coverage of the automotive industry for Cars.com and Robb Report. She also managed websites and digital publications for the American Bar Association. Lindsay, based in Chicago, graduated from the University of Iowa wi…

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AI Fever Sweeps MRO, But Will Excitement Last?

AI Fever Sweeps MRO, But Will Excitement Last?

The aftermarket's interest in artificial intelligence has recently exploded, but will the hype drive its impl…

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'Hurricane Hunters' Maintenance Requires Whirlwind Schedule | Aviation Week Network

'Hurricane Hunters' Maintenance Requires Whirlwind Schedule | Aviation Week Network

Maintaining NOAA's 'Hurricane Hunter' aircraft requires advance planning, frequent inspections and some very …

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MRO Industry Competes For Transitioning Military Veteran Talent

MRO Industry Competes For Transitioning Military Veteran Talent

The MRO industry is clamoring for military veteran talent, but obstacles for transitioning service members ar…

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Video: Inside The 'Big Twin' Cargo Conversion

Video: Inside The 'Big Twin' Cargo Conversion

Aviation Week's managing editor for MRO, Lindsay Bjerregaard, steps onboard the "Big Twin" to discuss the Boe…

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Aftermarket Builds Groundwork For Hydrogen-Electric Retrofits

Aftermarket Builds Groundwork For Hydrogen-Electric Retrofits

Industry stakeholders are establishing MRO resources to prepare for the impending wave of hydrogen-electric a…

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Video: Trending Aftermarket News at MRO Americas 2022

Video: Trending Aftermarket News at MRO Americas 2022

Lindsay Bjerregaard Lindsay Bjerregaard is managing editor for Aviation Week's MRO portfolio. Her coverage fo…

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New Digital Projects Expected To Drive Major MRO Efficiency Gains

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By Lindsay Bjerregaard Verified
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Lindsay Bjerregaard August 28, 2026 Artificial intelligence has helped GE Aerospace perform on-wing blade inspections 50% faster. Credit: GE Aerospace Facing pressures to reduce turnaround times, cut costs and manage disruptions more resiliently, the aftermarket is turning to digital technologies for help. From artificial-intelligence-powered tools to improve part inspection and maintenance planning to advanced systems aimed at tracking parts...
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Asia-Pacific MROs Face Labor Hurdles As Demand Accelerates

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By Lindsay Bjerregaard Verified
| Aviation Week Verified
Lindsay Bjerregaard August 27, 2026 Boeing predicts the Asia-Pacific will need more than 40% of the world’s new aviation maintenance technicians through 2045. Credit: Boeing Demand is rapidly increasing for qualified aviation maintenance technicians in the Asia-Pacific as the region’s growing fleet drives a need for more maintenance capacity. Yet the ability to meet this demand varies considerably by market, with some countries facing acute shortages due to career...
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U.S. Air Force Pairs Robot Dogs, Drones For Aircraft Inspections

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| Aviation Week Verified
Lindsay Bjerregaard August 25, 2026 Drone-based aircraft inspections have gained prominence in the commercial aviation industry to improve speed and safety. Now, the U.S. Air Force has selected a robotics company that pairs drone technology with ground-based robotic dogs to further increase efficiency. In July, the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex awarded a Phase III contract to Asylon, a robotics company that specializes in security automation systems.
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