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<p style="text-align: justify;">What happens behind the scenes in aircraft maintenance, and how do we handle complex structural repairs? In case similar questions pique your interest, recently, the Magnetic MRO Sheet Metal team undertook a major fuselage skin panel replacement on an aircraft that was undergoing a planned base maintenance visit. During the inspection, damage was identified, necessitating careful and skilled work to restore the aircraft&rsquo;s structural integrity. Let&rsquo;s see how the project went.&nbsp;</p>

The Southeast Asia (SEA) market plays a prominent role in the global aviation market because of its geographic significance in connecting the world. Compared to other regions, It has distinct characteristics, challenges, and opportunities due to historical, geographical, economic, and cultural factors.

magnetic maintenance is excited to announce a new partnership with Swiss Aviation Software (Swiss-AS), in integrating AMOS as its new Maintenance & Engineering solution. This strategic collaboration underscores Magnetic Group’s dedication to enhancing operational efficiency and streamlining maintenance processes across its operations. 
 

In the current interview, we had a chance to talk to a representative of Stratos, Nicolaas Hemmer. He shares the impressions of the first collaboration between Stratos and magnetic group MRO, thoughts about Tallinn, and cultural aspects of the Netherlands and Estonia.
 
How would you describe the first cooperation between Stratos and Magnetic MRO?

As a brand, Magnetic Training is known for providing technical training courses globally. But who runs the day-to-day operations? To answer that, Iryna Usenko, Training Coordinator, introduces us to her daily routine and the behind-the-scenes of her coordinating role.
 
Could you please briefly share your background?

In aircraft maintenance, every job done is a win. Yet, Magnetic MRO's 100th aircraft paint job for Jeju Air is more than a win - it is a testament to our dedication and commitment. Rihards Priedkalns, the Aircraft Paintshop Manager, was filled with pride and gratitude for this milestone.
 

magnetic trading Group, a fast-growing aviation company, is delighted to announce that Direct Maintenance has been rebranded as Magnetic Line. This rebranding is part of Magnetic Group's overarching strategy to unify all its businesses under a single brand – Magnetic – and streamline its products and services under one easily recognizable name.
 

In a world constantly on the move, in-flight comfort is no longer a luxury—it's a necessity. With the evolution of technology, passengers expect to stay connected and powered throughout their journey. Recognizing this, airlines are investing in cutting-edge In-Seat Power Supply Systems (ISPS) that offer continuous, reliable power at the passenger’s seat. Let’s highlight and compare some of the market-leading ISPSs, showcasing how they're changing the in-flight customer experience.
 
Enriching Flight Experiences: In-Seat Power Supply Systems

Maintaining assets related to aviation requires the establishment of a strong aviation maintenance program. Pay attention to the need for aircraft maintenance.
Why is magnetic Maintenance Important?
Magnetic Maintenance is crucial in several ways, including:

Introduction & Scope
The aircraft industry is persistently increasing globally after establishing the first commercial flight. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) depicts that nearly 250 airlines operate internationally. From research studies, it is determined that up to 3 billion passengers travel yearly, and about one-third of goods are traded through air transport. And after being on a post-pandemic rollercoaster, the industry is experiencing a solid comeback.