PARC group, the Irish aviation recruitment consultancy, is to seek a listing on the London and Dublin stock exchanges to raise cash for its expansion. PARC, separated from Aer Lingus in a management buy-out three years ago, has grown rapidly, including a series of acquisitions. Annual sales are now running at over IR£70 million ($98 million) of which around half is still centred on sourcing of flightcrew and maintenance staff.
Source: Flight International
Nigerian investigators have isolated a batch of self-locking nuts for analysis after a Green Africa Airways ATR 72-600 suffered the loss of a nose-wheel during take-off. The aircraft had been operating a service from Ilorin, in western Nigeria, to the capital Abuja on 24 July – one week after the ...
Japan Airlines (JAL) and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) will explore opportunities to collaborate in aircraft MRO, amid rising demand for aftermarket services.
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has gained EASA and US FAA approvals for the maintenance of CFM International Leap-1A engines, as it looks to expand its engine MRO business.
