MRO Russia & CIS 2019
MRO Russia & CIS is the only event of its kind and scale in the ex-USSR dedicated entirely to covering the burning issues of restructuring MRO services for the region’s air transport. The event will be held in Moscow, March 5-6.
MRO Russia & CIS is the only event of its kind and scale in the ex-USSR dedicated entirely to covering the burning issues of restructuring MRO services for the region’s air transport.
Co-located with:
- The biggest exhibition in the region — over 80 exhibitors from 25 countries.
- MRO Russia & CIS industry award ceremony.
- Conference — analytics, experts’ opinion, best practice.
- Workshops.
Now in its 14th year, MRO Russia & CIS has gained global recognition as the only event of its kind and scale in the ex-USSR dedicated entirely to covering the burning issues of restructuring MRO services for the region’s air transport.
A major industry conference and exhibition for the region, MRO Russia & CIS is now a must-attend for MRO industry leaders and airline decision-makers.
The conference brings together Russian & CIS airline technical and engineering management with local and international MRO providers, component suppliers, aircraft industry, OEMs and media to discuss vital issues and challenges on the MRO market in the region.
Company news
MRO services provider S7 Technics has completed the implementation of AMOS MRO Edition, the innovative software application developed by Swiss Aviation Software (Swiss-AS)
Russia’s S7 Technics aircraft maintenance service provider and Kazakhstan’s national carrier Air Astana continue to expand their partnership in terms of MRO of the airline’s fleet
S7 Technics’ production facility at Novosibirsk’s Tolmachevo airport has successfully completed its latest audit by Sukhoi Civil Aircraft Company (SCAC), manufacturer of the Superjet 100
S7 Technics, in combination with global airline association IATA, have jointly held a Digital Aircraft Operations 2019 seminar focusing on the critical subject of disposing of the burden of the industry’s paper mountain through the digitalisation of air transport management processes