Aircraft Parts Shortage

Air Travel is pitching around the world and aircraft operators are once again challenged with shortage, but it's more than just personnel.

Many US aircraft owners and operators discarded older aircraft from their fleet in a cash savings effort during the worst times of the pandemic. At the time, vaccines were not near to vicinity and air travel was a daunting subject due to health uncertainty.

Aircraft operators were being forced to make very complex decisions under huge pressure. The key question is: How to maintain a profitable operation with no traveling demand either for business or leisure?

Large aircraft operators accelerated aircraft retirement in 2020. Airline feeders, commuter operators were on idle hoping to regain flying passengers, while business aircraft owners barely flew due to safety concerns.

Such  status has taken a positive attitude in all types of aircraft operation: Flying is the preferred method of traveling and aircraft parts shortage is a hinder for all types of aircraft.

US Manufacturing activity picked up in Spring 2021, a repressed demand amid a reopening economy boosted orders, nevertheless, unfinished products piled up because of shortage of raw materials. As aircraft traveling continues to soar, more aviation consumables parts are required to keep up in balance between the supply and demand.

As we approach the high season of air traveling, Login Aviation is working ahead to avoid aircraft on the ground due to unforeseen aviation parts.