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June 19, 2018

Aviation is a massive global industry, playing a crucial role in business, trade, and tourism. 4.3 Billion passengers fly annually, $17.5 Billion worth of goods travel by air daily (35% of all world trade value), and there are over 104,000 commercial and freight flights daily.2 Ensuring the safety of these aircraft and their cargo requires extensive efforts; aircraft, and their millions of parts, must be maintained, repaired and overhauled (MRO) continuously. Nearly $100 billion will be spent on MRO in 2018 alone.

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