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Building Supply Chain Resilience in Aviation

Key Takeaways
  • Aviation supply chains face pressure from rising demand and capacity constraints.
  • Inflation and talent shortages add to the complexity.
  • Resilience depends on proactive and adaptable supply chains.
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Strategic Implications

The aviation industry's supply chain challenges may indicate a need for a more proactive and interventionist approach to managing supply chains, which could lead to increased investment in resilience and a shift towards more collaborative relationships between suppliers and manufacturers.

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What Happened

Aerospace Firms Face Challenges in Meeting Rising Demand

The aviation industry is facing significant challenges in building supply chain resilience due to rising demand, capacity constraints, inflation, and talent shortages. According to Brian Sartain, Chief Operating Officer at Ontic, the key to overcoming these challenges is to identify risk early, understand where obsolescence may emerge, and act before a production issue reaches the customer. Ontic’s approach to supply chain resilience involves actively shaping the supply chain around the products and platforms it supports, including investing in category expertise and strengthening market visibility. This was reported by Aviation Business News.

Source | Originally Published: August 6, 2026

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Key Takeaways
  • Aviation supply chains face pressure from rising demand and capacity constraints.
  • Inflation and talent shortages add to the complexity.
  • Resilience depends on proactive and adaptable supply chains.
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Strategic Implications

The aviation industry's supply chain challenges may indicate a need for a more proactive and interventionist approach to managing supply chains, which could lead to increased investment in resilience and a shift towards more collaborative relationships between suppliers and manufacturers.

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What Happened

Aerospace Firms Face Challenges in Meeting Rising Demand

The aviation industry is facing significant challenges in building supply chain resilience due to rising demand, capacity constraints, inflation, and talent shortages. According to Brian Sartain, Chief Operating Officer at Ontic, the key to overcoming these challenges is to identify risk early, understand where obsolescence may emerge, and act before a production issue reaches the customer. Ontic’s approach to supply chain resilience involves actively shaping the supply chain around the products and platforms it supports, including investing in category expertise and strengthening market visibility. This was reported by Aviation Business News.

Source | Originally Published: August 6, 2026

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