- MRO SmartHub core features offered at no cost to eligible airlines through data participation.
- IATP network covers more than 6,600 parts across 350 stations and maintenance at over 900 locations.
- Initiative launched on 25 June to address current supply chain pressures.
- Stuart Fox shared “Supply chain constraints continue to create operational and financial pressure for airlines. Addressing these challenges requires practical cooperation across the industry.”
IATA and IATP have agreed to cooperate on improving airline access to aircraft parts. The collaboration addresses supply chain constraints and supports maintenance resilience. Focus areas include materials pooling and technical expertise exchange.
The agreement took place on 25 June in Madrid. IATA provides support for IATP pooling programmes while MRO SmartHub enhances visibility of parts. Core features of MRO SmartHub become available at no cost to eligible airlines.
IATP enables sharing of parts across more than 6,600 items at 350 stations. The partnership strengthens safety, quality and operational continuity.
IATA and IATP combine expertise to improve visibility and access to serviceable aircraft materials.
Cooperation includes support for technical pooling and exchange of best practices in safety and quality.
Giorgio Pietra shared “For decades, IATP has enabled airlines to share critical technical resources through pooling.”
