OneAero is pleased to welcome Iberia Maintenance as the newest airline MRO member of OneAero. Iberia Maintenance, based in Madrid, Spain, is listing more than 29,000 repair capabilities to support third-party maintenance to airlines and suppliers around the world.
OneAero is pleased to welcome Iberia Airlines as the newest airline member of OneAero.
OneAero is pleased to welcome Asiana Airlines as the newest airline member of OneAero.
KLM Engineering and Maintenance quickly understood how OneAero’s AOG Service could help the carrier keep their fleet in the air and productive. Says Carl Maier, Chief Executive Officer of OneAero Inc., “For years we’ve been a market place where carriers and MROs find parts. Now our AOG service extends part-finding expertise to the industry’s AOG Loan and Borrow process.”
KLM became an early adopter of the AOG, taking advantage of very favorable pricing. Then it happened. A scheduled flight was at risk of being grounded unless the Maintenance Team could acquire the necessary parts. In the words of KLM’s Operational Manager “we have located in the short period we are using it parts which otherwise would cause a hard AOG situation or cancellation of the flight."
Avoiding this single flight cancellation has tremendous benefits to KLM- not the least of which was an enormous return on their OneAero AOG investment (ROI). Says Carl Maier, “With escalating maintenance costs and the huge burden of an AOG situation, our pricing is a breath of fresh air- there’s virtually an immediate return on investment.”
OneAero welcomes AAXICO, global distributor for Honeywell International, Rockwell Collins EMS, Goodrich & others. Visit them at www.aaxico.com/
Hamburg, Germany. April 1, 2009
OneAero announced today the recipients of the second annual OneAero Top Shop Awards. This award is presented to thirteen repair centers, from around the world, for their role in providing the aviation industry with superior customer support, exceptional turn-around-times and competitive repair pricing.
OneAero began soliciting nominations for this award in January of 2009. Over 12,000 industry professionals were invited to participate in the nomination process, by providing names of repair facilities that they felt offered excellent customers service, quality repair workmanship, turn-times, and competitive pricing structures.
“On behalf of OneAero, we are pleased to present this award to those companies who lead by example, in going the extra mile to improve efficiencies within the maintenance sector of our industry.” said Justin Spaulding, President of OneAero. “The thirteen companies chosen for this award were selected by their peers, which is one of the greatest complement a company can receive.”
Nominees for the 2009 OneAero Top Shop Awards are as follows:
Top Shop - Most Nominations
Second Year in a Row
Air Transport Components
Total Repair Solutions Provider:
Aveos Fleet Performance
OEM Repair:
Rockwell Collins
Accessory Overhaul, Class 1, 2, and 3:
Advantage Aerospace
APU Overhaul and Repair:
Second Year in a Row
Piedmont Aviation Component Services
Avionics and Instruments:
Pacific Aerospace
Airframe Repair:
Airframe International
Gyro Repair:
Second Year in a Row
Gyro Specialist
Engine Overhaul and Repair:
Twin Manufacturing
and
TOS Singapore
Hydraulic Repair:
Aero Components International
Pneumatic Repair:
Second Year in a Row
Texas Pneumatics
and new this year
Atlas Aerospace
OneAero is pleased to announce the release of our newest feature, known simply as AOG. The AOG tool assists airlines in locating parts nearest to their aircraft. It gives users the ability to compare parts, tag and trace information, view contact information and arrange for quick loans, exchange or purchase of parts. The AOG tool was designed to significantly reduce technical delays and improve aircraft operatiing efficiencies. With the aid of this new product, airline AOG desks can now have a tool that helps them quickly source critical parts and reduce aircraft downtime.
To learn how you can take advantage of this powerful new feature, contact OneAero's customer support sales team at 1-888-820-8551.
OneAero is pleased to welcome the following new members just since the beginning of December:
Castle Precision: Castle Precision Industries repairs, designs, tests and manufactures landing gears, hydraulics actuators, and mechanicals assemblies that rival all competition in quality and value.
M7 Aerospace is a privately held business based on the San Antonio International Airport. The company has five business units spanning a wide array of aviation services, including: aircraft parts and product support, maintenance repair and overhaul, and aerostructures manufacturing.
Fairchild Controls is a wholly owned subsidiary of EADS and provides over 40 years of experience as a dependable supplier of environmental control systems and air driven turbo - machinery to the military and commercial aerospace industry.
Aeroneuf Instruments, based in Dorval, Canada, specializes in the specific area of instrumentation, offering customers a wide range of instrument services in sales, repair and overhaul.
Aerospace Maintenance Solutions specializes in the repair and overhaul of aircraft electronics and instrument components. Capabilities include: Inertial Navigation Systems, Cockpit Instruments, Gyros and Accelerometers Honeywell B-777 and B-737NG Display Units, Honeywell Liquid Crystal Display Glass Assemblies, Military Display Units - F-16 Heads Up Display 79-049-12,-13, and more.
Red Star Aviation is an airline operator based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
OneAero is pleased to welcome the following companies as the newest members of OneAero:
Global Aviation Fuel Systems is a new start-up 145 repair center based in Las Vegas, Nevada. Global Aviation Fuel Systems specializes in the repair of fuel system related components.
Gyro Specialist is also a new start-up FAA approved repair facility that focuses on the repair and overhaul of gyros, sensitive pressure units, and emergency locator transmitters. Gyro Specialist is located in North Hollywood, California.
Camtronics, is a 145 repair center operating out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Camtronics specializes in the repair and overhaul of avionic and electrical components. Capabilities include: Annunciators, Instruments, DMEs, ELT’, Transmitters, Encoders, Nav Comms, Sensors, Audio Panels, Smoke Detectors, Gyros, etc.
Fire-Tec Aero Systems is a relatively new FAA approved repair center based in Phoenix, Arizona. Fire-Tec offers SAME DAY service and re-certification of fire bottles and fire extinguishers used on a myriad of commercial, regional and corporate aircraft.
Niacc Technologies is an EASA / FAA approved repair center that was established in Fresno, California more than 18 years ago. Niacc’s comprehensive repair capabilities include motor rewinds, hydraulic, starter, generator, fuel component and electrical repair. Niacc also offers plating, grinding, NDT services and the design and fabrication of test equipment.
Stewart Industries is a parts supplier specializing in sell of fully traceable parts from large commercial transport aircraft. Stewart Industries is currently dismantling numerous L-1011, B727-200, B737-200 and MD-82 aircraft. Based in Guthrie, Oklahoma, Stewart Industries is also one of the world’s largest suppliers of B707 parts.
Wencor, in Miami, Florida, is now managing repairs for several operators. They are currently utilizing the OneAero system to locate repair sources for the components they are managing for third party cusotmers.
OneAero is pleased to extend a warm welcome to its newest members: Jet Airways, EADS SECA and Universal Avionique.
Jet Airways is an airline based in Mumbai, India with a fleet of 55 aircraft. The Jet Airways fleet includes ATR 72-500, A330, A340, B737-400,-700,-800 and 737-900.
EADS SECA is based in Le Bourget, France and specializes in the overhaul and repair of PW100, PW300, PT6A, JT15D, TFE731 & CF700s engines
Universal Avionique is an FAA / EASA approved repair center located in Miami, Florida that specializes in the component repair and overhaul of a variety of region aircraft.
OneAero is please to welcome our newest members: ACSS, Airframe International, Mesa Air Group and WGI.
ACSS is a joint venture company of L-3 Communications and Thales. ACSS specializes in the manufacturing and repair of TCAS and TAWS avionic equipment.
Airframe International is an F.A.A. approved repair station serving the aviation industry in honeycomb, sheet metal, honeycomb to metal hot bond, and advanced composites repair and modifications.
Mesa Air Group has a fleet of 187 aircraft and has operating partnerships with Delta Airlines, United Airlines, USAirways and Midwest Airlines.
WGI, also known as Westfield Gage, is an engine repair center specializing in the repair of JT8D, JT9D, PW2000, PW4000 and V2500 engines.
OneAero is please to welcome ACT Airlines and Global Air Technologies as the newest member of OneAero.
ACT Airlines is based in Istanbul, Turkey and is a freight company specializing in unscheduled air cargo transportation. ACT Airlines' fleet consists of six A300-B4 and C4 aircraft.
Global Air Technologies is a new start-up repair center, based in Miami, Florida. Global Air Technologies specializes in avionics, instruments and electrical accessories.
D&R Sales is a supplier specializing in evacuation equipment material sales.
OneAero is pleased to welcome Flite Components, Kelowna Flightcraft and Sorkness Aviation as the newest members of OneAero. The following offers a brief profile of each company:
Flite Components is a repair center, located in Dallas, Texas, which specializes in hydraulic components, electrical components, pumps, starters, and fuel systems. They are an FAA and EASA approved facility with an Accessory 1,2 and 3 rating.
Kelowna Flightcraft is Canada's third largest airline, with over 850 employees, primarily focused on delivering freight across Canada. Kelowna also performs third party heavy maintenance and component maintenance work.
Finally, Sorkness Aviation is a new start-up operation, located in Federal Way, Washington, specializing the the buying a selling of new and used aircraft components.
OneAero is pleased to announce Delta TechOps decision to utilize the MRO Tracker for all third party maintenance data tracking. After having tested the MRO Tracker with an existing customer over the past several months, Delta decided to implement the MRO Tracker system company-wide for the tracking of all third party repair related data. We are pleased to have Delta as one of our newest MRO Tracker customers.
For more information about how you can use the MRO Tracker system to streamline you customer service operations, call 1-888-802-8551 Ext. 600.
Since going live in April of this year, OneAero has posted over 4000 auctions for multiple airlines and suppliers. August has seen a significant jump in the number of auctions posted with more than 3100 auctions posted.
For more information about how you can auction material on OneAero, contact us a 1-888-820-8551.
For the first time in aviation history, companies are now able to streamline their invoicing process by switching to an electronic and completely automated e-invoicing process. Suppliers can transmit invoices to their entire customer base by using a standard interface via OneAero/IATA. Invoices can be forwarded electronically to all aviation, and non-aviation related customers.
How it works:
The supplier transmits the invoices to OneAero/IATA, then the OneAero/IATA system automatically distributes the invoices to the appropriate customers.
The supplier can monitor the transfer of all invoices and receives an "invoice sent" confirmation notification. The customer can receive all invoices, using a single format and interface, ready for processing.
In addition to the data-processing, suppliers and customers can automate the settlement process, by using the ICH (IATA Clearing House).
The benefits:
Suppliers
- Invoices are delivered to the customer 2 - 4 days earlier.
- Online invoicing dispute resolution
- Invoicing delivery is visible to the Supplier
- Payment is received, on average, 4 days earlier (IATA-Study)
Customers
- Single format for all electronic invoices
- All electronic invoices arrive through a single interface
- All remaining paper invoices can be received electronically from IATA using their scanning service.
- Online invoicing dispute resolution
- High reduction on invoice processing cost (IATA-Study)
For more information about OneAero/IATA e-Invoicing, please contact OneAero’s Michael Harms at mharms@oneaero.com.
Seventeen companies subscribed to OneAero's Inventory and Repair modules in the month of April. New customers include:
Array Aerospace, Bombardier, A.Y.C., Tiger Enterprises, Tarmac Aerospace, Quantum Aerospace, Aero Components International, Aerodynamics, Dow Aerospace, PMI Asia, Jet Midwest, Eastern Maintenance, Air Cruisers, and The Hanger, Inc.
OneAero would like to extend a warm welcome to all of our new customers.
OneAero is pleased to welcome MDG Airlines, Array Aerospace and Aeroturbine as the newest users of the OneAero Inventory and Repair modules.
OneAero is pleased to announce the launch of our new Auction tool. Over 20 auctions have been posted as of Friday, March 24, 2006. Auctions posted thus far include engine accessories, flight surfaces, airframe and powerplant expendables, etc.
Users are free to list, and bid, on auctions being advertised on OneAero. In the event an auction sells, OneAero charges the seller a modest 2% of the total sale price.
For more information about posting your material for auction on OneAero, visit the OneAero home page, click on Auctions and then click on the "Introduction" subtab. Or email us at support@oneaero.com
OneAero is pleased to welcome China Aero Supply, of Tianjin, China, as the newest member to list parts on the Inventory database.
OneAero Inventory now has over 150 companies listing more than 10 million inventory items.
Since listing repair capabilities in March of 2000, the OneAero Repair database has predominately been populated with airframe related data, ie: avionics, instruments, pneumatics, hydraulics, landing gear, flight structures, etc. Since the last quarter in 2005, OneAero has seen a significant increase in the number of engine repair centers that are now listing their repair data on the system. Engine overhaulers such as GKN Chem-tronics, MTU Maintenance, Chromalloy, Lufthansa Technic, and several others, are now advertising their repair capabilities, as well as specific workscope data, on the OneAero repair database.
We are pleased to see an increase in the number of repair capabilities relative to engine components, and look forward to continuing the trend this year.
OneAero´s MRO- and PRO-Tracker doubled its transactions from 4,131,955 in 2004 to 7,964,772 in 2005.
The number of customer supplier relations also jumped from 2,599 to a record high of 4,747 on Dec. 31st 05.
The renewal rate for 2006 was 100%.
We would like to welcome ASSB Malaysia as our most recent customer!
Customer Supplier relations continue to grow on OneAero's MRO-Tracker module. A "Customer - Supplier Relation" is defined as a data stream, for instance Repair Status Reports, being sent from a repair center to thier individual customers. In October the total number of relations grew to 4,487 relations.
The following is a list of repair centers and their corresponding customers that were setup in October 2005:
Chromalloy, Georgia Israel Aircraft Industries
SKF, North Chaleston LM International
Smiths, Dayton Lockheed Martin, Cordoba
MRC-Bearings Gas Turbines, Boynton Beach
P&W DARO, Grand Prarie LTAI, Dublin
LHT, Hamburg MTU, Zhuhai
Chromalloy, Holland LHT, Philipines - Pasay City
The total number of transactions also grew in October to a record high of 819,538 for the month, and 12,606,695 transactions since April 2001.
September was another good month for OneAero, with twenty-eight new companies selecting our service for listing and searching inventory and repair related data. Over the past two months we have seen a significant increase in the number of companies listing and searching inventory on our database. Traffic on the repair module continues to remain strong, and capabilities continue to climb, with over 11,000 new capabilities being added this month. We have also added more engine related capabilities to the system from several divisions of Chromalloy, Inc.
In their never ending quest to provide best-in-class customer service, Smiths Aerospace has chosen the OneAero MRO-Tracker product to give their customers real-time repair order status tracking information.
All repair related data will now be transmitted from their internal ERP system directly into their private-label website. Smiths Aerospace customers will be able to log into the Smiths Aerospace system directly, or through OneAero, and review the status of their parts being repaired at any one of Smiths 17 repair centers, or subcontracted repair facilities. In addition, users can generate automated standard, or customized reports, relative to parts being repaired at Smiths.
The internal MRO-Tracker messaging tool enables both, customer and supplier, to allocate all of their correspondence under the purchase order feature. This allows a complete history of all messages, and files, regarding individual purchase orders to be tracked and archived through the MRO-Tracker database.
During the month of August 2005 four airlines, United Airlines, Qantas Airways, Island Transvoyager and Atlantic Southeast Airlines, and four shops, Aero-Craft Hydraulics, Evans Composites, U.S. Aerospace and Pacific Air Services, became members of OneAero. After evaluating the system, these companies saw the benefits to using the OneAero Repair and Inventory modules for processing mass RFPs, purchasing spare parts, accumulating mass market intelligence, and generating mass RFQs prior to determining where they will send parts for repair.
Companies wishing to make their Work Scope data easily accessable to customers can now do so through the OneAero Repair module. For a sample of how the Work Scope data is displayed, log into the OneAero web site, click on the Repair tab and then run part number 04P23-1. Once the data is displayed, click on the (Details) link within each repair package. Companies can list as much, or a little, information related to a part's work scope as desired.
There is no additional cost to list work scope information on the site.
For more information about listing your work scope data on OneAero, please call +1-888-820-8551 in the U.S., or +49-40-341067-0 in Europe.
Until recently, inventory and repair databases were only as accurate, or inaccurate, as the data being provided by the supplier to the information providers. Those days are now history. OneAero has developed a very simple Inventory Synchronization application, which in most cases can be installed and running in one day! Now every time a supplier sells a part, or purchases a part to put in stock, the OneAero database is notified and updated.
Inventory Synchronization is so flexible that it can be adapted and integrated with any software platform. You don't have to alter, or adapt, your company's existing system in order to integrate with OneAero's inventory module.
Dan Fitzpatrick, a Director of OneAero stated: "This new technology will greatly benefit OneAeros customers by providing real time inventory data as accurately as possible". To achieve high levels of accuracy, all OneAero customers are strongly encouraged to synchronize their data with OneAero's database.
To learn more about synchronizing your in-house database with the OneAero system, please call 1-888-820-8551.
Since January of this year more than 20 airlines, shops and suppliers have joined OneAero. Some of our new members include: All Nippon Airways, SAS Techni-trade, Island Transvoyager Airlines, Gulfstream Airlines, Aerospace Center, Central Jet Group, Aerotechtelub, Avmart Sales, Qualified Technologies Corp., Jamaica Bearings, PJB Aviation, Jet Systems, Aero Parts Mfg., Hawker Pacific, etc. Contact Us for more information.
Repair centers can now reserve specific part numbers that they have repair capability on, and each time their company logo will appear on the results page of the site. The cost to advertise is $1 per year, per part number. Learn more about this exciting new offer.
The Ratingen, Germany based coating company, Praxair GmbH, has signed an MRO-Tracker contract to support all its customers with real-time online repair status information using the OneAero MRO-Tracker system.
All repair related data is being transmitted from their internal ERP system directly into their private-label Customer Service Center (CSC). Praxair customers can log into the Praxair CSC system and review the status of their subcontracted parts. In addition, users can generate automated standard, or customized reports, relative to parts being repaired at Praxair.
The internal MRO-Tracker messaging tool enables both, customer and supplier, to
allocate all of their correspondence under the purchase order feature. This allows a complete history of all messages, and files, regarding individual purchase orders to be tracked and archived through the MRO-Tracker database.
Since its launch in early November of 2004, OneAero has added over 250 million line items of inventory for more than 100 suppliers worldwide. More importantly, the inventory database is being searched on a daily basis by hundreds of OneAero's airline, supplier and repair center customers. To learn about listing your company's inventory on OneAero, please call 1-888-820-8551, or email us.
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Overhaul Search, b2b-aero, and ePark Labs are pleased to announce the launch of OneAero. OneAero provides the aerospace industry with the latest technology in inventory procurement, repair capability sourcing, and repair order tracking. The combination or Overhaul Searche's two million repair capabilities, b2b-aero's industry-leading repair status tracking tool - MRO-Tracker®, and ePark Labs' powerful inventory listing and sourcing application is unmatched in the industry.
