TARMAC Aerosave, Europe’s leading specialist in aircraft storage, maintenance, dismantling and recycling, has announced an expanded collaboration with AerFin, the global aviation asset‑management provider. In the coming months, the partners will process more than ten aircraft as part of advanced dismantling and recycling programmes, focusing on new‑generation narrow‑body platforms, including the A320neo and Boeing 737 MAX.
TARMAC Aerosave has implemented a dedicated operational set‑up designed to meet growing market demand and ensure heightened responsiveness to AerFin’s requirements. This specialised line brings together key part‑out capabilities — cabin removal, landing gear removal and a focused team managing priority and standard parts lists — enabling precise, fast and coordinated execution.
This reinforced organisation allows TARMAC Aerosave to accelerate the delivery of spare parts to the market while ensuring AerFin optimal agility and service continuity for its global customer base.
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."
Simon Bayliss, Chief Operating Officer, AerFin stated: “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.”
TARMAC Aerosave and AerFin mark a decade of close collaboration, a partnership built on sustained trust and a shared ability to anticipate and adapt to shifts in the aviation market. Over the years, both companies have aligned their expertise to meet the rising demand for spare parts from new‑generation aircraft platforms. Looking ahead, new joint projects are already being prepared for 2027, reaffirming the commitment of TARMAC Aerosave and AerFin to further expand and strengthen their long‑term partnership.
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