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Barnes Aerospace Acquires Jet AirWerks LLC to Expand Commercial Aeroengine Component Repair and Overhaul Capabilities

Acquisition strengthens Barnes Aerospace’s Component Repair and Overhaul business and expands aftermarket solutions across the aeroengine lifecycle August [20], 2026, BRISTOL, Conn. – (BUSINESS WIRE) – Barnes Aerospace, a global provider of component engineering, manufacturing and repair solutions for the aerospace industry, today announced the closing of its acquisition of Jet AirWerks LLC (“Jet AirWerks”), […]

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Explaining Aircraft Engine Teardown

Serviceable parts are becoming increasingly difficult to source throughout the industry. As a result, careful disassembly and aircraft engine teardown are growing considerably. As the focus shifts to USM disassembly, operators, parts brokers, and engine shops are developing strategies for teardown and recovery to save time and improve cost efficiency.  Given the industry's focus, engine teardown for platforms like the […]

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What FAA, EASA, and CAAC Certification Means for Your Parts

If your organization has shopped for component repair, you have probably seen the term tri-release. It shows up in capability lists, quotes, and repair station marketing, often without much explanation. For operators, parts brokers, and engine shops, the concept is worth understanding. A repair is only as useful as the paperwork that comes with it, […]

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Should You Repair or Replace Your Aircraft Engine Components? 

When an engine component shows wear or damage, operators, parts brokers, and engine shops face a familiar question: repair it or replace it? It sounds simple, but the right answer depends on cost, availability, turnaround time, and long-term asset value. For fleets that rely on proven engine platforms like the CFM 56, CF6, and CF34, […]

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How Engine Component Repair Helps Reduce Aircraft Downtime

Aircraft downtime can create major challenges for operators, parts brokers, and engine shops. When an aircraft is waiting on maintenance, every delay can affect schedules, costs, and overall fleet reliability. That is why engine component repair plays such an important role in today’s aviation maintenance planning. Instead of relying only on replacement parts, certified repair […]

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How Engine Disassembly Supports Smarter Maintenance Planning

As global fleets continue operating longer, maintenance planning is becoming more complex. Operators, parts brokers, and engine shops must make faster decisions while managing cost, availability, and turnaround time. In this environment, engine disassembly maintenance planning plays a critical role. It provides the visibility and insight needed to support smarter, more efficient decisions. Why Visibility […]

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Why Legacy Aircraft Engines Like CFM56 Continue to Dominate Global Fleets

Despite the introduction of newer engine technologies, legacy aircraft engines remain a major part of global aviation. Platforms such as the CFM56, CF6, and CF34 continue to power thousands of aircraft worldwide. For operators, engine shops, and parts brokers, these programs remain essential to fleet reliability and long-term maintenance planning. Several industry trends are contributing […]

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Why In-House Aircraft Component Repair Matters in 2026

As global fleets continue operating longer and maintenance demand remains high, operators, parts brokers, and engine shops are placing greater emphasis on reliability and turnaround time. With the Used Serviceable Material (USM) market still constrained and engine programs like the CFM56, CF6, and CF34 remaining active well beyond original projections, aircraft component repair strategies are […]

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