This shift may indicate airlines' growing need for control over maintenance costs and capacity, which could lead to increased investment in in-house MRO capabilities and potentially alter the competitive landscape of the MRO market.
Airlines Seek Greater Control Over Maintenance Amid Capacity Risks
European carriers, including Ryanair, LOT Polish Airlines, and TAP Air Portugal, are expanding their in-house maintenance capabilities to counter capacity risks and rising material prices, while still retaining third-party providers for flexibility, according to discussions at Aviation Week’s MRO BEER conference, as reported by Aviation Week.
This shift may indicate airlines' growing need for control over maintenance costs and capacity, which could lead to increased investment in in-house MRO capabilities and potentially alter the competitive landscape of the MRO market.
Airlines Seek Greater Control Over Maintenance Amid Capacity Risks
European carriers, including Ryanair, LOT Polish Airlines, and TAP Air Portugal, are expanding their in-house maintenance capabilities to counter capacity risks and rising material prices, while still retaining third-party providers for flexibility, according to discussions at Aviation Week’s MRO BEER conference, as reported by Aviation Week.