As an Airbus Major Structures Repair Supplier, FEAM is proud to announce that its AOG On-Wing team has successfully performed a significant structure repair on a VIP ACJ320neo. This is in line with FEAM’s initiative to continue growing its Airbus family aircraft Airframe Repair, Line Maintenance and Technical Services capabilities.
The FEAM line station network continues to grow with the addition of our brand new line station at Alliance Fort Worth Airport – AFW. The new line maintenance station will support the rapidly growing cargo airline presence at this all industrial airport. This will be FEAM’s third line maintenance station in Texas!
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Gov. Matt Bevin congratulated FEAM Aero on the groundbreaking of its new 103,000-square-foot hangar in the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG), which will create 100 high-paying jobs with an $19 million investment.
“The commonwealth’s aviation and aerospace industries are soaring, and the addition of this FEAM Aero hangar in Hebron is the latest evidence of that upward trajectory,” Gov. Bevin said. “Capitalizing on our status as a first-class North American logistics hub, this company already supports major Kentucky firms like DHL and Amazon. We are grateful for FEAM Aero’s commitment to the Bluegrass State and look forward to seeing them take their business to new heights here in the commonwealth.”
The hangar, expected to be completed by 2020, will be used for the maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) of various aircraft, specifically 747-800 aircraft. The project will be overseen by Lynxs Group, which develops, invests and manages assets for airports and financial investors, including air cargo and logistics facilities, MRO facilities and hangars and other business entities.
Candace McGraw, CEO at CVG, said the growth falls in line with planned growth at the airport.
“Among CVG’s business goals are to grow air cargo operations and develop available airport land, both of which are achieved with this project,” McGraw said. “We’re delighted that FEAM and Lynxs chose this site to support the rapid cargo growth at CVG. We look forward to their partnership and success.”
FEAM currently operates at CVG, where it employs over 100 aircraft technicians servicing DHL, WOW Air, Atlas Air and Amazon Air’s fleet Prime Air. The company anticipates that the continued growth of the e-commerce market, combined with the arrival of the Amazon Air cargo hub, will create an additional 100 or more job opportunities for aircraft technicians in addition to the 100 jobs announced with this project, bringing the company’s employment in Northern Kentucky to 300 by 2020. The anticipated growth would make the CVG location the company’s largest operation in the US.
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SR Technics, a world leading MRO service provider, and FEAM Maintenance/Engineering, a U.S. based MRO leader in aircraft line maintenance services, announced today that they have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on joint initiatives aimed at adding value for the current and prospective customers of both companies.
In partnering with FEAM, SR Technics will expand its reach from multiple European locations to the U.S. market, where FEAM has numerous established aircraft maintenance stations. Conversely, FEAM will offer global solutions through its partnership with SR Technics.
“Partnering with a world-class MRO such as SR Technics will create new opportunities for FEAM and more importantly, for FEAM customers,” said Dan Allawat, Chief Operating Officer at FEAM. “We look forward to exploring areas of cooperation as a means to offer a broad spectrum of services to our collective airline clients.”
“As part of SR Technics’ growth objectives, this partnership will develop our service offering for our existing and future customers in the U.S.,” said Jakob Straub, Head of Aircraft Services and Line Maintenance at SR Technics. “Together with our strong partner, we will be able to seize on market opportunities to maximize our potential and expand our presence while ensuring reliability and fast turnaround times at attractive prices.”
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MIAMI, Oct. 29, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — FEAM Maintenance / Engineering announces today that their newest business unit, FEAM Technical Training, has been approved by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) as a Part 147 Maintenance Training Organization (EASA.147.0155). FEAM Technical Training, a standalone business entity based in Miami, FL, will immediately begin providing aircraft type training throughout the FEAM U.S.-based network of line maintenance stations, as well as offering training courses to airline and maintenance organization customers worldwide. The EASA Approval includes all relevant Airbus and Boeing aircraft types, including the various engine configurations.
“Being able to deploy our own training resources internally to the FEAM organization, as well as offering training solutions to a worldwide network of customers, creates immense value for FEAM and the aviation community at large,” says industry training veteran and FEAM Technical Training Director/Accountable Manager, David Taylor.
“I could not be more pleased with the announcement of these approvals from the EASA organization,” adds Fred Murphy, FEAM CEO & Founder. “FEAM Technical Training represents a natural evolution in our continued growth as a global maintenance, engineering, and services provider.”
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Orlando, Florida (April 11, 2018) FEAM Maintenance / Engineering formally announces today at the MRO Americas conference that it has signed a three-year agreement with Airbus to provide line maintenance services for Flight Hour Services -Tailored Support Package (FHS-TSP) customers. FEAM’s new partnership with Airbus will result in the opening of three new airport line maintenance operations to support Airbus A321neoLR type aircraft under FEAM’s EASA 145 approval.
“FEAM has worked diligently to solidify a strategic partnership with Airbus,” said Scott Diaz, Director of Business Development – Americas. “The FEAM Team has performed extraordinarily to ramp up to EASA approved line maintenance handling standards on the A321neoLR enabling a flawless Entry-Into Service for Airbus’ FHS-TSP customers.”
FEAM will be the first MRO in the US to provide Line Maintenance Engineering on the brand new A321neo Long Range aircraft capable of transatlantic flights. The new locations FEAM will launch for Airbus in 2018 are Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), and Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD).
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FEAM founded in 1992, is an MRO (Maintenance, Repair, Overhaul) company providing comprehensive aircraft maintenance services to domestic and international air carriers flying transport passenger and cargo category aircraft. FEAM employs over 800 Aircraft Maintenance Technicians /Line Maintenance Aircraft Engineers throughout the company’s growing network of 30 domestic line stations in the United States. FEAM, an FAA 145 Repair Station, holds numerous certifications from global aviation regulatory authorities.
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MIAMI, Florida (February 7, 2018) FEAM Maintenance / Engineering today announces that it has entered into a full technical handling agreement with WOW Air spanning five U.S. airport locations. Under its EASA 145 approval, FEAM will provide technical support on WOW Air’s fleet of Airbus A320 CEO/NEO aircraft as well as Airbus A330 CEO and soon to enter service, A330 NEO aircraft. The agreement specifies line maintenance support services to include Transit Checks, A Checks, and AOG support beginning in April 2018. The locations called out in the agreement are Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, John F. Kennedy International Airport, Baltimore-Washington International Airport, Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport, and Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.
“Having a significant presence at the majority of these locations as well as proven scalability to maintain next-generation aircraft made FEAM the partner of choice for the required level of support,” said Scott Diaz, Director of Business Development – Americas. “FEAM’s strategic partnership with WOW air will also open the door to being one of the first MRO’s to support the A330 NEO in the U.S.”
All line maintenance technicians and engineers that will be supporting the agreement will be fully trained on both A320 and A330 fleet types at FEAM’s world-class “FEAM Academy” training center based in Miami, Florida.
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FEAM Maintenance / Engineering founded in 1992 is an MRO (Maintenance, Repair, Overhaul) company providing aircraft line maintenance services to domestic and international air carriers flying transport category aircraft. FEAM employs over 850 professional aviation personnel consisting of Aircraft Maintenance Technicians, Line Maintenance Engineers and Aviation Technical Consultants located throughout the company’s wide network of 28 domestic line stations and base maintenance facility. FEAM holds numerous approvals from global civil aviation regulatory authorities including being the 1st U.S based MRO to receive Japanese Civil Aeronautics Board (JCAB) line maintenance approval. Learn more at www.feamaero.com
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About WOW air
WOW air offers the lowest fares, a modern fleet with the lowest emissions and the biggest smile. As of spring 2018, the airline services 39 destinations across Europe, North America and Asia, including Dublin, London, Paris, Berlin, and Tel Aviv.
Established in November 2011 by Icelandic entrepreneur Skúli Mogensen, the purple airline flies with Airbus A320, Airbus A321 and Airbus A330 models. WOW air boasts one of the world’s youngest fleet, with an average aircraft age of just 2 years.
WOW air was ranked as the 7th best low-cost airline in Europe at the 2013, 2014 and 2015 Skytrax World Airline Awards and was the youngest airline in the top ten.
For additional information please visit www.wowair.com
MIAMI, Jan. 16, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — FEAM Maintenance / Engineering today announces it will begin offering aviation technical consulting services under the brand name Technical Services. Technical Services, the newest addition to FEAM’s portfolio of high-value aviation support solutions and services, will cover and support the entire lifecycle of aviation assets within the realms of aircraft and engine technical management.
“Technical Services will fully cater to airline operators, airframe, engine technical asset managers, and OEM’s,” said Dan Allawat, Chief Operating Officer. “FEAM’s team of Technical Service experts will focus on handling special technical operations projects to allow the asset manager or airline operator to focus on their core business.”
FEAM’s new Technical Services will include project maintenance event management, fleet management, liaison support for asset managers, end-of life asset advisory, maintenance bridging planning development and management, lease return representation, aircraft delivery and redeliveries, pre-purchase physical inspections, technical records auditing and management.
MIAMI, Jan. 3, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — FEAM Maintenance/ Engineering proudly announces today that Wayne Sisson has been named Vice President of Technical Operations. Mr. Sisson will oversee all operational aspects of FEAM’s Technical Operations enterprise, inclusive of the 28 U.S. line Maintenance locations and 700 plus personnel that form the Maintenance, Training, and Quality departments.
Wayne Sisson (PRNewsfoto/FEAM)
“Wayne’s 30 plus years of proven technical expertise and industry knowledge will add significant value to all of FEAM’s domestic and international business partners,” said Dan Allawat, Chief Operating Officer. “Wayne’s talents as an engaging leader will be a perfect fit within our growing team of industry-leading aviation experts and professionals.”
Sisson’s extensive background includes technical, engineering, and leadership roles at Boeing, British Airways, and HAECO Americas. At British Airways, he held the position of General Manager of Worldwide Line Maintenance, overseeing 180 line maintenance locations.