MRO Japan and Airborne Capital Form Airline Partnership

MRO Japan Co., Ltd. is a leader in Japan’s aerospace maintenance and repair sector. They signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Airborne Capital. Airborne Capital is an aircraft lessor and asset manager. This partnership wants to enhance end-of-lease transition services for airlines in Japan and Asia.

The two companies will team up to offer full advisory services for end-of-lease processes. This means checking records, managing the supply chain, and planning projects. Airborne Capital will use its deep experience in aircraft leasing and asset management. It will also offer project management and technical expertise, backed by AI technologies. MRO Japan will focus on providing MRO services. It will also use its strong presence in the regional market.

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End-of-lease transitions are tricky and costly for airlines. They involve many stakeholders and carry financial risks. The IBA Redelivery Survey 2023 shows that airlines face average unplanned costs of around USD 2 million for narrowbody aircraft. For widebody aircraft, these costs can reach up to USD 4.5 million during transitions. MRO Japan そして Airborne Capital Limited are partnering to cut risks and costs. They aim to provide a smooth, tech-driven solution.