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Ametek MRO Builds Out Component Repair Facilities in Europe
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AEM and Antavia each have added component capabilities in preparation for increased MRO demand in Europe
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Ametek MRO's AEM and Antavia facilities are preparing for anticipated growth in MRO component demand in Europe with additional capabilities.
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Ametek MRO’s AEM and Antavia units are broadening their component capabilities in Europe to support the rapid expansion of the business aviation sector. Ametek MRO said the integration of the technologies, processes, and technicians within each division will enable the facilities to provide a wide range of component services, including scheduled and unscheduled maintenance of parts, safety equipment such as life rafts, avionics repairs and upgrades, and other specialized repairs.

AEM recently expanded its escape raft capabilities at its UK facility near London Stansted Airport, and Antavia has added a battery shop, oxygen MRO capability, and specialist wheels and brakes services close to Paris Le Bourget. Ametek noted that the facilities are strategically located to boost speed and efficiency to support the business aviation customer base.

“Currently, the European business jet market size is estimated at $4.6 billion and is expected to reach $7.08 billion by 2030, so the component MRO segment is expected to grow rapidly over the next six years,” said Ismaël Fadili, v-p of sales for Europe at Ametek MRO.

The company has partnered with OEMs to gain the technical expertise and required MRO certification to provide onsite MRO service to business jets, Fadili added. “These partnerships, which form the bedrock of our business in the commercial sector, will underpin our presence and share of the business jet market. Our relationships with the OEMs enable us to stay abreast of the market with an inside track to changes and developments.”

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