By Anton Tisov Wednesday, May 23, 2012
FL Technics, a global provider of integrated aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul services, have signed a partnership agreement with the global aviation components supplier aeroinv.com. The agreement appoints FL Technics as an exclusive sales representative of aeroinv.com stock across the CIS region and in 7 other Central and Eastern European countries.
FL Technics Jets services Hawker 850XP aircraft registered in LatviaBy Anton Tisov Wednesday, May 16, 2012
FL Technics Jets, a global provider of integrated aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul solutions for business aviation, continues to expand its clientele, by providing Hawker 850XP maintenance services to one of the Latvian charter companies.
FL Technics Training: ageing aircraft fleets require extra maintenanceBy Ernesta Raulonytė Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Despite the fact that airlines tend to opt for increasingly younger fleets and to send the exploited aircraft into retirement earlier more often than they previously used to, there are still many still operated aircraft that date back to the Soviet Union. Although they have become increasingly unpopular due to their age, engine noise and out-dated avionics, Soviet-made aircraft still make up for a considerable part of the fleets operated by the ex-USSR and Africa-based carriers.
AviationCV.com: Crew lease as a way for airlines to adjust according to the seasonal changesBy Anton Tisov Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Due to the accelerating summer season air travel demand, airlines worldwide are naturally keen to expand their fleets and destinations. This, along with general expansion plans, alters many airlines’ fleets, which, though, may be relatively easily covered by the airline-to-airline or third-party aircraft lease. Regardless whether it is a season-based decision or the need to expand the fleet due to a freshly added route, the question is who will operate the newly leased airplanes.
Locatory.com exceeds the point of one billion parts!By Anton Tisov Thursday, May 10, 2012
Locatory.com is proud to announce of accumulating more than one billion aircraft spare parts and components at its global online repository. Being launched less than 2 years ago, Locatory.com has successfully managed to grow all the way from just a start-up to an internationally recognized platform for the global aviation industry.
AviationCV.com: The urge to go green in aviation may lead to changes in the pilot marketBy Anton Tisov Wednesday, May 9, 2012
In 2011 the European authorities have decided to include the air transportation industry in the Emissions Trading System (ETS), by enforcing airlines to pay for the aircraft CO2 emissions. However, the new regulation which is designed to reduce the pollution caused by airlines by almost 50% till 2020 has been greeted controversially by other market players.
FL Technics Training: demand for composite repair training grows along with advanced aircraft marketBy Ernesta Raulonytė Friday, May 4, 2012
The new Boeing Dreamliner which costs over USD 200 million is made out of composite materials. Two thirds of its aluminium body parts were traded for components, produced from a new, much lighter material – carbon reinforced plastic. Part of the Boeing 777 tail is produced from carbon fibre – the material that Airbus has been using in its aircraft for several years now. Almost the entire A350 is manufactured using composite materials only.
Final applicants to join the AviationCV Cadet Program 2012By Anton Tisov Friday, May 4, 2012
AviationCV.com has announced, that the period during which all candidates could apply for the 2012 Cadet Program of Type and Line Training for pilots is now over. The program, which was launched just 6 months ago, has attracted an unanticipated number of applicants from the entire Europe thus confirming the utmost importance of such projects for the aviation industry.
FL Technics signs USD 20 million worth total technical support agreements with OLT Express RegionalBy Anton Tisov Wednesday, May 2, 2012
On the 2nd of May, FL Technics, a global provider of integrated aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul services, signed exclusive agreements with the Polish carrier OLT Express Regional. The three-year $20 million worth agreements cover the full-scope of power-by-the-hour (PBH) support, as well as the wide range of line maintenance services for ten ATR 42/72 types of aircraft.
FL Technics Spare Parts: Why it is essential for airlines to cooperate with the independent supplierBy Anton Tisov Friday, April 27, 2012
FL Technics Spare Parts: Why it is essential for airlines to cooperate with the independent suppliers who maintain their own spare parts stocks
According to the industry experts, airlines worldwide will spend approx. $49-51 billion on the aircraft maintenance this year. Due to their unpredictable nature, the AOG-related expenses will naturally play a significant part in the overall MRO costs.
