Indonesia has strengthened its regional aircraft maintenance ecosystem with the launch of Adinin Visi Aeroteck – Visi Teknologi Dirgantara Inovasi, a new aircraft maintenance hangar established through a strategic collaboration between an Indonesian aviation company and Adinin Group of Brunei Darussalam.
The facility marks a new chapter in cross-border MRO cooperation to expand high-quality maintenance services in Southeast Asia. The joint venture has been established to deliver aircraft maintenance services aligned with international quality standards, with a focus on safety, operational efficiency, faster turnaround times, and cost-effective maintenance solutions.
According to the company, the new hangar is intended to support operators with reliable maintenance capabilities that meet global aviation standards while strengthening regional technical expertise.
Supporting regional MRO growth
The launch reflects the growing trend of regional partnerships as Southeast Asia works to expand domestic maintenance capacity amid rising aircraft fleets and increasing demand for localised MRO services.
The collaboration combines Indonesian technical capabilities with Bruneian industry expertise, with both partners positioning the venture to support aircraft operators seeking efficient and quality-driven maintenance solutions closer to home.
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Focus on international standards
Adinin Visi Aeroteck said its long-term vision is to become a trusted aviation services provider operating to international standards while helping customers maintain operational continuity through innovative maintenance solutions, strict safety compliance and robust quality assurance processes.
The company added that dependable aircraft maintenance remains fundamental to building a safer, more efficient and sustainable aviation ecosystem, with the new facility expected to strengthen regional partnerships and create greater value for the aviation industry.
The launch comes as Southeast Asia continues to invest in expanding MRO infrastructure to accommodate growing commercial aviation demand and reduce reliance on overseas maintenance providers.
