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 its first dismantling program for a Boeing 737 Max 8, aiming to supply spare parts for the aircraft generation on the used market.

The program will extract avionics, flight‑control components, landing‑gear parts and hydraulic and pneumatic systems, which will be inspected, overhauled if necessary and sold through GA Telesis’s worldwide distribution network; two days earlier the company also announced the acquisition of three Airbus A320 Neo with Leap engines for dismantling, and it follows Aerfin’s May 2026 acquisition of two nearly new 737 Max 8 for component sales.

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