Rising demand for next-generation spare parts and certified engines is driving an unprecedented wave of **Airbus A320neo** and **Boeing 737 MAX** dismantling, with over 10 aircraft now slated for teardown before 2026. The program, commissioned by **AerFin** and executed by **TARMAC Aerosave**, signals a decisive shift in the economics of relatively young narrowbody jets.
AerFin has identified the shortage of high-pressure turbine (HPT) blades as the biggest constraint now impacting CFM International CFM56 engine overhauls, with repercussions resonating throughout the global engine maintenance market.
Aerfin has hit a major milestone in asset acquisition, now having surpassed 450 whole aircraft and engine assets under its management. This achievement underscores the company’s growing role in global aviation asset management and aftermarket solutions.
AerFin has taken another important step in advancing its A320neo programme with the acquisition of its fifth aircraft, reinforcing its strategy of providing sustainable and cost-efficient aftermarket solutions for the aviation industry.
AerFin, a UK-based aircraft aftermarket specialist, has announced the joint acquisition of four Airbus A320neo aircraft, in collaboration with an undisclosed Middle Eastern investor. These aircraft were originally part of the fleet owned by Aviation Capital Group (ACG), a leading U.S.-based leasing company.
AerFin, a UK-based aviation services and asset management company, has successfully finalized the sale of a CFM56-7B engine to an undisclosed US customer. This transaction underlines AerFin’s commitment to providing high-quality engines and supporting the growing demand for serviceable aircraft components in the secondary market.
AerFin, a UK-based aviation solutions provider, has announced the appointment of Tamsin Hayward as its new General Counsel. This strategic addition to AerFin’s leadership team reflects the company’s commitment to enhancing its legal and compliance framework to support its global operations.
AerFin (UK) has announced plans to double its engine MRO capacity, enabling the company to handle up to 200 quick-turn shop visits annually. This expansion will be supported by the opening of AerFin’s brand-new global headquarters located in South Wales.
AerFin (Ireland) has successfully completed the purchase and teardown of a Boeing 777-300ER previously operated by Japan Airlines (JAL). This acquisition marks another significant step in AerFin’s efforts to bolster its aftermarket inventory for widebody aircraft parts.
