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February 2019. Airinmar, a global leader in the provision of intelligent component repair cycle management and aircraft warranty solutions for commercial and defence customers, has signed an agreement with one of the leading low-cost carriers in Europe to augment its warranty management capability.
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Local Trussell Trust Food Bank, based in Bracknell, benefits from £3,100 raised in donations and a food drive by the team in Finchampstead.
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July 18: Airinmar sign a 12-month extension to their support agreement with a major international cargo airline, where they provide a selection of services to meet the customer's specific requirements: management of turnaround time guarantees; spare parts delivery guarantees; and Value Engineering policing of high cost structural components
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May 2018: Airinmar sign five year agreement to provide Repair Cycle Management services to one of the world's leading rotor wing operators
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February 2018: Airinmar sign three-year agreement with Azul Brazilian Airlines, a leading South American airline based in Sao Paulo, Brazil, to provide systems and services that will enhance their component supply chain performance. In 2018, Azul were recognised as being the fastest growing airline in the region
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February 2018: Airinmar sign two-year agreement with Star Alliance member Kenya Airways, a leading African airline based in the country's capital, Nairobi, to provide systems and services that will enhance their component supply chain performance, and maximise their New Aircraft Warranty entitlement recovery
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June 2017: Airinmar have signed a three-year agreement with Ameriflight, LLC, a leading cargo feeder airline based in Dallas, Texas, USA, to fortify its supply chain infrastructure and maximize performance, including repair cycle management and sourcing, and systems support.
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This opportunity consists of 467 components from the JPATS aircraft fleet (Beechcraft T-6 Texan II).
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This sourcing project consists of 1,529 components across several Helicopter platforms, including S-92, S-76, AS332, S-61, AS365 and AW139, with fleet operations across Europe, USA, Canada, Brazil, and Australia
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This sourcing project consists of approximately 250 components from A320 and B777 fleet types based in North America and Asia Pacific; worth approximately $10M in annual spend.
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This consists of about 400 components from AAR Corp.’s PBH Programs across 5 customers (mainly based in Europe and Middle East) covering B737 Classics and New Generation aircraft platforms; worth approximately $30M in annual spend.
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Airinmar's President, Tom Wilson, describes what drives our world class repair cycle management services in December's issue of Low-Fare & Regional Airlines Magazine.
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This sourcing project consists of 463 components from SkyWest Inc.’s CRJ 200/700/900 and ERJ145 aircraft platforms; worth approximately $33M in annual spend.
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Airinmar has signed a three-year agreement with ExpressJet, a subsidiary of SkyWest Inc., to manage component repairs for its fleet of more than 300 regional aircraft.
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Airinmar has signed a three-year agreement with CHC Helicopters to manage component repairs for its fleet of over 200 helicopters.
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A 16 strong team from across Airinmar is planning to cycle a gruelling 91 miles over the weekend of the 16th-17th May from Bristol to Reading and is appealing for sponsorship on behalf of the Eden Ward at Wexham Park Hospital.
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Airinmar's SVP Cost Control, Matt Davies, discusses some of the challenges aircraft operators face when managing optimum levels of component inventory
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Airinmar is continuously looking for ways to foster the growth of young aviation professionals.
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Each year Airinmar, the leading independent global provider of innovative repair management support services and systems, releases an aviation themed calendar.
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In the current economic climate there is increasing pressure for SMEs to be more efficient and improve their product/service offerings to survive.