Aero Norway

The company aims to reduce cost per flight hour.

Neil Russell, CEO of Aero Norway, recently spoke with Glenn Sands from AIR International Magazine, sharing insight into how the sector has bounced back after some lean years and the challenges ahead whilst showcasing why operators choose Aero Norway.

Aero Norway hires professionals for its team.

Helene Baardset Hovland, Senior Mechanic, speaks to Aviation Business News about her day-to-day tasks and offers insights into the changes the LEAP engine will bring to the industry.

The team harnesses the special characteristics of strength, focus and independence that embody the Company’s approach to business and customer service. These are synonymous with the Norwegian way of life.

Aero Norway AS Flyplassvegen 220, 4055, Sola, Norway Email: compliance@aeronorway.no

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Aero Norway is a Norwegian company registered in the Kingdom of Norway, with its headquarters in Sola.

Aero Norway partners with GE Aerospace to handle offload services for CFM International’s Leap-1A and Leap-1B aircraft engines. The agreement covers maintenance operations for these widely used commercial engine models. Aero Norway will support GE Aerospace’s global engine servicing network.

Oct 2026aviationweek.comNews article

ITP Aero has acquired Aero Norway, a Stavanger-based company specializing in aircraft engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services, particularly for CFM56 engines. The move expands ITP Aero’s presence in Norway’s aviation sector. Regulatory approvals finalized the deal.

Feb 2026Aero NorwayNews article

ITP Aero acquires Aero Norway, a Norway-based provider specializing in maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) for CFM56 aircraft engines. The move expands ITP Aero’s footprint in the commercial aircraft aftermarket sector. Aero Norway focuses exclusively on CFM56 engine services, a key component in Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 families.

Dec 2025AeroTimeNews article

ITP Aero has entered a binding agreement to acquire Aero Norway. The company also appoints Dag Johnsen as Chief Operating Officer (COO).

Dec 2025Aero NorwayNews article