Air India has announced the successful completion of the retrofit programme for its legacy Airbus A320neo fleet, with the last of the 27 aircraft returning to service with new cabin interiors and the airline’s new livery. A321s, 787-9s and 777-300ERs will follow
The acquisition expands AAR’s heavy maintenance footprint and accelerates its objective to grow its Repair & Engineering segment. Related to the transaction, AAR has secured multi-year heavy maintenance contracts with key customers, worth over US$850 million
AVIC Cabin Systems (UK) has announced that its order book is open and it is now offering its full range of aircraft interior products, which includes everything from social spaces and galleys, to front-row monuments, feature panels and stowages
Boeing, in partnership with Southwest Airlines and Aeroxchange, has completed what they say is the industry’s first parts shipment accompanied by a digital 8130-3 certificate. This electronic certificate can improve supply chain security by preventing unapproved spare parts from entering the aerospace aftermarket
Boeing has signed a contract with Virgin Atlantic to implement inflight connectivity modifications across the airline’s fleet of Boeing 787 Dreamliners in order to enable Starlink services
Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) will celebrate 25 years at the forefront of aircraft cabin innovation during the 2026 show. This landmark edition of the expo, taking place from 14-16 April 2026 in Hamburg, will be the most ambitious yet, according to the organisers, RX
AJW Group, an independent provider of aircraft component parts, repair, and supply chain solutions, is preparing to open a warehouse in the Netherlands in early November as part of its Europe strategy
Avianor’s digital marketplace enables procurement and cabin modification technical teams to search for interior parts using advanced filters, request quotes, and connect with customer support
Lufthansa Technik has fitted an Airbus ACJ319neo with an individual VIP interior. The aircraft also marks the first new VIP cabin completion to feature a Gogo Galileo LEO (Low-Earth-Orbit) satellite internet connectivity system
IATA has launched report which states that stifled production of new aircraft and parts will cost the airline industry more than US$11 billion in 2025, driven by four main factors. IATA explores the root cause of supply chain challenges, and suggests initiatives that could move the aviation industry forward
