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USM Demand Rises Amid Increased Scrutiny

Key Takeaways
  • USM demand increases alongside extra scrutiny.
  • Airlines and MROs prioritize provenance and traceability of used parts.
  • Established parts companies benefit from new standards.
  • China's USM market shows growth potential.
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Strategic Implications

The increased scrutiny may indicate a shift towards greater transparency in the used parts market, which could benefit established players like APOC Aviation. The growth of China's USM market suggests a potential opportunity for parts suppliers, but acceptance may be gradual.

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What Happened

Airlines And MRO Providers Seek Provenance And Traceability

Following the AOG Technics scandal, the demand for used serviceable material (USM) has climbed alongside increased scrutiny of the provenance and traceability of used parts. Airlines and MRO providers now expect full back-to-birth documentation, supplier audits, and proper due diligence on new counterparties. This shift benefits established parts companies like APOC Aviation, which already met these standards. The Chinese market, in particular, represents a huge opportunity for USM acceptance, although acceptance may be gradual. According to industry experts, including APOC Aviation’s Vice President of Engines Darren Naughton and Corax COO Morten Espenhein, this trend is expected to continue. This article was first reported by Aviation Week.

Source | Originally Published: October 5, 2026

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Key Takeaways
  • USM demand increases alongside extra scrutiny.
  • Airlines and MROs prioritize provenance and traceability of used parts.
  • Established parts companies benefit from new standards.
  • China's USM market shows growth potential.
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Strategic Implications

The increased scrutiny may indicate a shift towards greater transparency in the used parts market, which could benefit established players like APOC Aviation. The growth of China's USM market suggests a potential opportunity for parts suppliers, but acceptance may be gradual.

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What Happened

Airlines And MRO Providers Seek Provenance And Traceability

Following the AOG Technics scandal, the demand for used serviceable material (USM) has climbed alongside increased scrutiny of the provenance and traceability of used parts. Airlines and MRO providers now expect full back-to-birth documentation, supplier audits, and proper due diligence on new counterparties. This shift benefits established parts companies like APOC Aviation, which already met these standards. The Chinese market, in particular, represents a huge opportunity for USM acceptance, although acceptance may be gradual. According to industry experts, including APOC Aviation’s Vice President of Engines Darren Naughton and Corax COO Morten Espenhein, this trend is expected to continue. This article was first reported by Aviation Week.

Source | Originally Published: October 5, 2026

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