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Thank you for attending this year's MRO Asia-Pacific. We hope you enjoyed the event and are already implementing key takeaways. Below you will find the presentation slides submitted to us along with the recording of each session. To launch the files simply click on the speaker's names or press the play button. Please note that any missing presentations were not made available.
Tuesday, September 26, 2023 |
Opening Remarks from Aviation Week Network
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Forecast Presentation: Key Trends and Topics for the Region |
Opening Panel Session: Engage with Regional Dynamics and Key Developments With current geo-political developments, the global situation remains uncertain. How has this changed maintenance trends and strategies? How will the re-opening of China affect the supply chain? Is this market coming back as anticipated and what traffic trends are we seeing? Can we expect more ambitious steps to be forthcoming and how will the MROs respond? Is there enough capacity? Is there a circuit breaker to change or improve strategies so we don’t keep repeating the same mistakes and suffering from delays? What adjustments are the OEMs making to respond to airline needs?
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Airline Keynote |
Finding New Opportunities in an Evolving Market With returning traffic and fleet growth in Asia Pacific, how do we anticipate local facilities will cope with MRO support for regional operators and is there capacity for international interest? Will regional stakeholders add more capabilities inhouse to grow business and control processes in house to cope with returning demand? To what extent will new opportunities come in the form of capacity and capability expansion and how do MROs expand at sustainable levels?
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Continuing the Conversation: The Prospect of India After a huge wave of orders, will India and the APAC region be ready to accommodate the MRO workload associated with that growth? What are the current capabilities in region – will they be able to sustain that fleet as the market matures? What opportunities might there be for international MROs? What supply chain, lead time or capacity problems are anticipated and where is infrastructure lacking? Who is moving in and capitalizing on opportunities in the region already? What is the business focus and strategy from OEMs?
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Building Resilience in the Supply Chain What are the OEMs doing to support the aftermarket with supply chain challenges? How have market players had to adapt and how has it affected business strategies? What disruption have they faced? How can regional players support their parent companies in Europe and US to navigate these ongoing issues? What work can be done with sub-suppliers to strengthen supply chains?
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Believe in us! Retaining Talent Addressing the issue of confidence from the general public: What needs to take place to improve perceptions of stability and excitement in the industry? Developing local talent and retaining expertise in the face of competition from overseas is imperative: How can we solidify and demonstrate the benefits of staying within the region? What are people looking for and what strategies are working? How important is improving diversity and inclusion to the workforce challenge?
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Understanding the Needs of a Growing Leasing Market About half of the commercial fleet is leased and expected to grow further by sale-and-leasebacks (SLB) by airlines. While the maintenance responsibility is with the lessee, there will be off-lease periods, repossessions, and default situations. What are the maintenance needs by lessors and what are their expectations of the aftermarket? How can we expect this to alter the dynamics of the MRO market?
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What is the Future of the Regional Cargo Market? Asian freighter MRO demand is projected to account for 14% of the worldwide air cargo MRO demand and is anticipated to grow faster than most regions over the next 10 years. Get an update on cargo conversions and understand the state of the market in Asia-Pacific.
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Wednesday, September 27, 2023 |
Opening from Aviation Week Network
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Day 2 Keynote- Securing HAECO's Future: Navigating Change and Embracing Sustainability |
SAF: More Challenge than Solution? To lower emissions, the industry needs alternatives to fossil fuels. As we consider Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), cost and infrastructure challenges are significant. What will we realistically have in place in five years and how will this be achieved? How will LCCs commit to SAF and where will the investment come from? Understanding the cost of Sustainable Aviation Fuel and how we may be able to bridge the gap.
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Aero-Engines Focus: Durability, Shop Capacity and Investing in the Future Powerplant Durability problems on new delivery engines are causing significant issues for operators. There is an increased demand for quick turn and inventive maintenance solutions to keep the existing fleet on wing for longer. How are MROs adapting to this challenge and balancing their shop capacity? Considering fuel savings against the cost of unplanned maintenance, what are the views of fleet planners on operating new equipment? How are the OEMs responding to market pressures and balancing their investments in the in-service fleet against future developments?
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Managing High Pricing and Costs Cost control and pricing is a huge stressor across the industry. As prices increase, what is the impact on the aftermarket and how are these being leveraged and absorbed? What are we seeing in the short and long term in terms of parts pricing and in the shops? How is this being managed? How are OEMs approaching these cost increases? How is inflation and price increases affecting airline behavior and strategies?
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State of the Repair Market How is the repair market around the world being supported, how is it picking up and what does that mean? Is the market still under capacity constraints and how long can we expect this to last? What impacts do we expect on the USM market? Do we already see a stabilization on the OEM repair supply chains and does this have an impact on the availability of OEM and USM parts? When do we expect relief?
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Closing Keynote
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