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Trend
Outstation maintenance 747-400, DC-10/MD11, 767 787 and A350 A320 and 737
Consequences
New technology: Les transit maintenance High fuel price + Labor cost: Large # of aircraft retirement for the next 5 yrs New technology: Less maintenance days Labor cost: Production lines with maximum efficiency New technology: OEMs market greater
Opportunity
Cabin & interior maintenance Building a global/regional biz to provide service at multiple station
Cabin & interior maintenance Implementation of lean concept Team up with OEMs to provide a one stop shop
Buying long term contract from OEM Inventory FTM Inventory technical mgt Off-sheet balance: less ownership control on inventory LCC and middle-airlines: lack of engineering & maintenance capability Inventory technical management FTM services
Optimizing Maintenance
1 Maintenance Cost pressure from aircraft operators is changing MRO Business Model 2 Operators who used to follow a time or mileage based maintenance philosophy suffered high maintenance cost which is leading to preventive or predictive maintenance 3 This in turn requires collaboration between all the parties through information sharing /partnership. 4 Information needs to be shared on Maintenance Planning Line & Heavy Maintenance Maintenance Control Engineering Services Material & Document Management
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Now
Aircraft &
Engine OEM
Information Sharing/ Partnership
Preventive Maintenance
Collaboration
Predictive Maintenance
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MRO Service Centers Aircraft
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Operators
The rise of low cost carriers is leading to the demand for low cost MRO solutions. Standardization of MRO service might be one solution There is also demand for integrated support services: A one stop solution for all the MRO needs. Most of the new airports are integrating MRO facilities to provide integrated solutions Airlines expect value as they seek to remain profitable. Performance & turn-time can be turned to strategic opportunity
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