FEAM Aero

ZeroAvia announces that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with FEAM Aero surrounding retrofit, maintenance and technical support. As part of the agreement the parties will explore how FEAM Aero’s 50+ locations can support MRO services for operators leveraging ZeroAvia’s technology.

FCAH Aerospace announces that Cobalt Aero Services has strategically added an on-airport location at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport (CVG). This decision was driven by the emergence of CVG as a major hub for cargo aviation, making it a convenient and accessible choice for its customers. Co-locating Cobalt's airframe-structures repair expertise within FEAM Aero's recently expanded CVG hanger maintenance operations was a strategic arrangement and a natural fit for FCAH Aerospace. CVG's vision to become a one-stop shop for aircraft repair and maintenance aligns with FCAH Aerospace and FEAM's efforts.

FEAM Aero, a provider in aircraft maintenance, plans to unveil its latest addition to the company’s comprehensive aircraft maintenance and repair capabilities at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) later this month. A new state-of-the-art hangar, “Hangar 2.0”, will be celebrated on March 28 with a grand opening ceremony. The project initially broke ground on Nov. 1, 2023. This latest facility represents the significant expansion of FEAM Aero’s footprint at CVG, building upon the success of its previously established hangar facility.

FEAM Aero, a provider of aircraft line-maintenance services in the United States, witnesses success and growth in its Major Repair & Recovery (MRR) division. Established two years ago, the division has seamlessly integrated into FEAM Aero's repertoire of services, leveraging the company's renowned reputation for excellence in aircraft maintenance and repair.

FEAM Aero, a provider of aircraft line-maintenance services in the United States, provides staff and students from the George T. Baker Aviation Technical College a rare glimpse at the day in the life of an aircraft maintenance technician (AMT). As the industry continues to struggle with man-power shortages, FEAM Aero is committed to narrowing the gap via various initiatives to spark interest in the career path nationwide.

FEAM Aero, a provider of aircraft line-maintenance services in the United States, achieves a significant milestone by securing a new authorization rating that enables them to support all airframe types weighing above 12,500 pounds. This upgraded repair station classification encompasses Class 2 composite construction and Class 4 all-metal construction for large aircraft with a gross takeoff weight (GTOW) of more than 12,500 pounds.