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A new high for AIM

Written by Nadja Martinussen on . Posted in News, Uncategorized.

We are excited to share that AIM has been featured in the 2026 edition of ENGINE YEARBOOK!

The yearbook, published by Aviation Week Network, is a vital resource for aero-engine professionals at airlines, engine OEMs and engine aftermarket companies. All aspects of engine development, overhaul, leasing and specialist repairs are examined by an expert team of journalists and analysts, making this a very special achievement.

The inclusion in the yearbook is due to our team’s hard work and reflects our customers’ and partners’ trust. Thank you for continuing to support AIM as we grow our capabilities in engine teardown, inspections, repair management, and asset solutions.

The 2026 edition highlights the booming engine MRO market, with a focus on next-generation engine programs (CFM Leap, GTF) as 2026 kicks off a new era of “engine wars”. Key topics include, among others, the impact of parts shortages, high lease rates, and increasing engine shop capacity constraints.

We look forward to supporting your upcoming maintenance needs in 2026 and beyond!

2024: Exciting day at SAFRAN

Written by Nadja Martinussen on . Posted in News.

AIM is thrilled to share that Craig Grave, our President, and Ricardo Garcia, our Sr. Business Development Manager, had an enriching visit to our valued customer and partner SAFRAN in Queretaro, Mexico.

At AIM, we prioritize our clients’ needs, striving to offer timely solutions to their challenges, all while maintaining the highest quality standards.

Our commitment to excellence fuels our partnerships, and SAFRAN is a key player in this journey!

Thank you, SAFRAN, for the continued collaboration!

Pictured: Jorge Ramirez, SAFRAN’s Operations Manager with AIM President Craig Grave (R) and Ricardo Garcia, AIM’s Snr Business Development Manager (L)