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  • |February 17th, 2026|

    Excess Aircraft Inventory: How to Turn Slow-Moving Spare Parts into Cash Introduction Every aviation company has it. Shelves filled with parts that once felt critical. Components purchased for projects that never happened. Spare parts sitting untouched for years. Excess aircraft inventory is one of the biggest hidden financial drains in the aviation [...]

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  • |February 11th, 2026|

    How to Source Aircraft Spare Parts Faster: A Practical Guide for Airlines and MROs Introduction Sourcing aircraft spare parts sounds simple. Send an RFQ. Wait for quotes. Compare prices. Place order. But in reality? It’s complex, time-sensitive, and often frustrating. Whether you are an airline procurement manager, an MRO buyer, or a [...]

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  • |February 12th, 2026|

    The Aviation Aftermarket in 2026: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities for Spare Parts Suppliers Introduction The aviation aftermarket is not what it was five years ago. Airlines are flying more. Fleets are aging. Supply chains are tighter. And operators are under constant pressure to reduce downtime and control costs. In 2026, the aviation aftermarket [...]

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  • |February 8th, 2026|

    Why Holding Stock Is No Longer Good Enough For decades, inventory was considered one of the strongest assets in the aviation aftermarket. If you had the part, you had the advantage. Stock meant security, leverage, and the ability to respond quickly when a customer called. Today, that mindset is changing. Across the aviation [...]

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  • |February 8th, 2026|

    Used, Serviceable, or New: How Buyers Really Choose Aircraft Parts Today Is “New” Still the Gold Standard? For decades, the aviation aftermarket operated on a simple assumption: new parts are always better. If budgets allowed, buyers aimed for factory-new components and treated everything else as a compromise. Today, that mindset no longer [...]

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