Safran's MRO activity, another victim of the pandemic crisis
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Safran's MRO activity, another victim of the pandemic crisis


Léo Barnier
| 2020/04/09 | 315 words | LE JOURNAL DE L'AVIATION | MAINTENANCE / MRO

For several weeks now, air traffic has been fading away worldwide. While airlines were the first to be affected, the shock waves are being felt gradually across the entire industry. The impact of the shutdown in traffic is now being felt by the MRO sector, as Philippe Petitcolin, the Chief Executive Officer of the Safran group, observed. And the collapse has been brutal.

According to Philippe Petitcolin, Safran's maintenance and support activities were not too badly affected during the fir...(…)

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