GA Telesis launches first Boeing 737 MAX 8 dismantling program

GA Telesis launches first Boeing 737 MAX 8 dismantling program
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GA Telesis announced on 15 October that it will begin dismantling a Boeing 737 MAX 8, creating a program to supply used service material to airlines and maintenance providers.

The program will recover components such as avionics, flight controls, landing‑gear equipment, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, and nose‑cone parts, which GA Telesis will inspect, repair or overhaul before offering them through its distribution network, citing supply‑chain constraints, long delivery times for new parts and rising maintenance costs as drivers for an early secondary‑market approach.

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