Aircraft storage, maintenance, dismantling and recycling services company TARMAC Aerosave has strengthened its collaboration AerFin, a global specialist in aviation asset management.
TARMAC Aerosave says that more than 10 aircraft will be processed in the coming months as part of dismantling and recycling projects, covering new-generation narrow-body aircraft, including the A320neo as well as Boeing 737 MAX.
Christian Ceruti, Chief Commercial Officer of TARMAC Aerosave commented: “With more than 10 aircraft projects again this year for AerFin, this collaboration confirms our position as a leading player in the dismantling and recycling market. Our dedicated organisation allows us to respond with the responsiveness that this high-demand market requires today.”
The company has set up a dedicated organisation structured around a dedicated line that will cover several specialised needs to optimise its responsiveness to AerFin’s specific needs. This includes cabin removal, landing gear removal, and a team in charge of priority and standard parts lists.
This enables TARMAC Aerosave to respond to market demand for spare parts with precision and speed, while ensuring AerFin optimal responsiveness towards its own customers.
Simon Bayliss, Chief Operating Officer, AerFin said: “Our long-standing relationship with TARMAC Aerosave is built on trust, expertise and a shared commitment to supporting the aviation aftermarket. This latest programme reflects the strength of our partnership and the value it continues to create for customers as demand for new-generation aircraft material grows.”
The TARMAC Aerosave and AerFin long-term partnership spans 10 years and reflects the mutual trust built between the two companies over the years, as well as their combined ability to adapt to changes in the aviation market — in particular, to meet the strong demand for parts from these new generations of aircraft.
New projects are already in preparation for 2027, confirming the shared commitment of TARMAC Aerosave and AerFin to continue and strengthen their partnership.
