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As now Locatory.com partners with MTW Aerospace, we are proud to welcome MTW Aerospace to the Locatory.com family! MTW Aerospace is a stocking supplier of New Surplus, Overhauled, Serviceable, and As-Removed aircraft parts for turbine-powered aircraft. The company specializes in a broad and expanding product line to support the turbine-powered corporate & commuter type aircraft
It’s the day before one of the busiest days of the year for your charter jet company, and everything seems perfect. The weather forecast is ideal, and every jet is fully booked—a business owner’s dream scenario. However, just when you think everything is in place, the phone rings, and it’s your chief pilot with distressing
Due to the failure to effectively address unscheduled maintenance events known as Aircraft on Ground (AOG) situations, the aviation industry has been grappling with significant losses in potential revenue, estimated at a staggering $6 billion annually. With ongoing global supply chain disruptions in the post-pandemic environment and the unavailability of spare parts and components, the
In recent years, the aviation industry has faced numerous challenges, with one of the most significant being issues with the aircraft part supply chain. Locatory.com, an aviation marketplace for aircraft spare parts and repair capabilities, reports that the aircraft part aftermarket is expected to boom, following the accumulating issues in the industry. According to Toma
As the world becomes increasingly fast-paced, the need for urgent deliveries is becoming more frequent. In situations where time is of the essence, emergency delivery via air service providers plays a critical role. Toma Matutyte, CEO of Locatory.com, an aviation marketplace for aircraft spare parts and repair capabilities, provides valuable insights into the top 5
The average life span of a commercial jet is about 25 years, and something like 12,000 of them and other aircraft are expected to reach the end of life in the next two decades. That’s an average of about 600 airplanes each year. What happens to all those planes when they are no longer economically
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