Skyservice will offer flexible options to owners of retired aircraft and handle the disassembly and sale of the components.
Skyservice Business Aviation has introduced a new aircraft recycling division, now accredited under the Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association’s (AFRA) Best Maintenance Practices for Disassembly. This division provides sustainable recycling solutions, addresses the ongoing aircraft parts shortage, and offers owners an advantageous return on investment (ROI) for retired aircraft.
Benjamin Murray, President and Chief Executive Officer, Skyservice, said, “Our AFRA accreditation represents a significant milestone in our commitment to sustainability and innovation within the aviation sector, The current challenges in the aircraft parts market present unique opportunities for responsible solutions. Our approach to aircraft teardowns not only addresses immediate supply chain issues but also contributes to a more sustainable aviation ecosystem while delivering a strong ROI for aircraft owners.”
In response to increasing demand for aircraft parts and supply chain disruptions, Skyservice has implemented a strategy focused on environmentally responsible teardown practices. Utilizing advanced technologies, industry expertise, and AFRA accreditation, Skyservice aims to optimize the overhaul and recycling of aircraft components, thereby reducing waste and minimizing environmental impact.
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Skyservice offers flexible options including the direct purchase of the aircraft or a consignment model in which it will handle the disassembly and sale of the components, with owners receiving a share of the proceeds.
