Airbus and AJW Group have strengthened their aftermarket collaboration through a long-term repair agreement covering avionics and radome products, combining Airbus’ original equipment manufacturer (OEM) expertise with AJW’s global component support network.
Under the agreement, Airbus will become AJW Group’s preferred partner for the maintenance and repair of the covered components across AJW’s global network. The arrangement is intended to provide customers with access to specialised repair capabilities, technical expertise and quality-focused support to help maintain aircraft operational availability.
The partnership brings together Airbus’ product knowledge and OEM standards with AJW’s established aftermarket support capabilities. By expanding access to repair services for avionics and radome components, the agreement aims to support operators and maintenance providers in managing component serviceability and reducing potential aircraft downtime.
The new arrangement also complements AJW Technique’s existing in-house maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) capabilities. AJW Technique provides component repair services as part of AJW Group’s broader aftermarket offering, while the agreement with Airbus further broadens the range of repair support available to customers across its international network.
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For the aviation aftermarket, the collaboration highlights the role of cooperation between aircraft manufacturers and independent MRO and component-support providers. Combining OEM technical expertise with a global distribution and support network can help improve access to specialised repairs and provide operators with additional options for maintaining critical aircraft components.
The agreement marks a further development in the relationship between Airbus and AJW Group, with both organisations seeking to strengthen component repair support and help customers maintain aircraft availability across global operations.
