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AMAC Aerospace says its operations are running at full speed as demand rises across maintenance, completion and modification work. The company also reports securing new approvals and signing contracts, pointing to activity across a broad range of its service offerings.
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AMAC Aerospace says its operations are running at full speed as demand rises across maintenance, completion and modification work. The company also reports securing new approvals and signing contracts, pointing to activity across a broad range of its service offerings.
Safran CEO Olivier Andries said aftermarket activity remains on a solid trend as airlines retain aircraft and capacity, keeping retirement rates low and workscopes high. The company expects that support to persist even as engine shop visits reach a plateau, pointing to continued maintenance demand without further growth in visit volumes.
High activity
A Cargolux Boeing 747-8F, registration LX-VCF, suffered a collapse of its left-wing main landing gear while parked at Luxembourg Airport. No injuries were reported. The freighter was grounded, prompting inspections across the carrier’s 747-8F fleet and an investigation into the incident.
Airplanes are being dismantled years before their expected retirement as airlines and asset owners seek scarce engines and other components. The trend reflects how constrained parts availability can reshape fleet economics, keeping serviceable aircraft from flying while their components support the wider operating fleet.
Desert Jet has begun construction of a 1.4-hectare apron extension at Jacqueline Cochran Regional Airport in California, part of a $24 million expansion of its fixed-base operator and maintenance facilities. The project adds capacity for business aviation services at the airport.
High activity
Safran reported adjusted third-quarter 2026 revenue of €9.003 billion, up 14.7% year over year, with civil engine aftermarket activity up 18.7%. CEO Olivier Andriès said the company is investing to support Airbus’ Rate 75 and Boeing’s 737 Rate 63; Safran also confirmed its full-year outlook and launched the sale of its cabin business.
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