Aircraft and engine aftermarket solutions provider, AerFin, has expanded its global materials footprint with the launch of more than 6,000 A320neo components now available across its warehouse network, strengthening support for operators facing ongoing supply-chain pressures.
The expanded stock follows the teardown of five A320neo aircraft in France and the Philippines, each yielding between 1,200 and 1,400 quality-assured parts.
Major assets and high-demand components have already been positioned at AerFin’s hubs in Newport and Gatwick, while APAC coverage is being supported through its partnership with B&H Worldwide in Singapore.
Fast-moving items will also be introduced into AerFin’s Miami facility to enhance availability across the Americas.
AerFin says the coordinated distribution strategy ensures operators, lessors and asset owners can access material rapidly wherever they operate, reducing downtime and easing capacity constraints.
Simon Goodson, chief executive of AerFin, said: “A320neo operators are navigating sustained supply-chain pressures, and our role is to help them use the difficulty.
“By recovering material at scale and positioning it across our global network, we’re giving customers dependable access to the quality components they need to keep their fleets flying.”
The inventory includes major structural assemblies, nacelles, APUs, landing gear and a wide range of rotables and consumables.
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