Pressemitteilung: The Maintenance Bottleneck

Why internal data is no longer enough for MROs, suppliers and OEMs trying to see where maintenance, parts and aftermarket demand will emerge next.
Miran Bastajian, Sales Director Finance & Aerospace, Europe, Cirium
Here is the structural weakness across aerospace today. OEMs, MROs, aftermarket suppliers have deep insight into their own operations but limited visibility into how the wider fleet is behaving. Internal data explains what has already happened. Competitive advantage comes from identifying where utilisation, demand and operational pressure are building before those trends become obvious to the rest of the market.
That blind spot matters because the most valuable opportunities often form outside an organisation’s existing customer base, installed fleet or contracted support programme. Emerging utilisation trends, regional shifts in activity, competitor fleet behaviour and early signs of maintenance pressure can all develop before they appear in internal systems. By the time those signals show up through tenders, customer requests or capacity shortages, the commercial advantage has often already moved elsewhere. (....)

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Quelle: LexisNexis Risk Solutions

Stichwörter: LexisNexis Risk Solutions, MRO (Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul), OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer), aftermarket suppliers, aerospace supply chain, maintenance capacity, narrowbody aircraft, heavy maintenance checks, Qatar Airways, fleet utilisation, predictive intelligence

Kategorie(n): Märkte & Konjunktur