APOC Aviation has introduced a new focus on exchanges to support demand from airline customers, and maximise the organisation’s focused investment on high-quality stock for in-demand components.  A vast majority of used serviceable material from recent A320 Family teardowns will be added to the comprehensive inventory held at its modern facility close to Schiphol airport.

“Building an exchange pool of narrowbody assets is a cornerstone of APOC’s strategy,” says Craig Skilton, VP Components at APOC Aviation.  “We now have the stock, we have the aligning MRO capability, the logistical expertise and a strong, experienced team.  All of which are ready to assist our growing customer base of airlines, who are depending on us for support. It is a transformational step for the business to be able to deliver this operational reassurance to airlines, and we have invested heavily in our processes and predictive capabilities to secure the right stock on the shelf.”

APOC has a broad pool of mature and newer assets designed to service a breadth of carriers from its top tier customers to those seeking parts for legacy equipment. “We also offer more specialist stock in our exchange pool,” adds Skilton. “For example, we maintain a pool thrust reversers and inlet cowls for the V2500 & CFM56-5B both available out of Europe and our US stocking facility.”