Aircraft End-of-Life Solutions (AELS) acquires A319 from Bellinger Aviation for disassembly

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Key Takeaways:

  • AELS has acquired an A319 (MSN 1086) from Bellinger Aviation, previously operated by Brussels Airlines, and has commenced its dismantling at Twente Airport.
  • Used Serviceable Material (USM) components from this A319 are anticipated to become available starting from September.
  • Established in 2006, AELS is the sole company in Europe that manages the entire supply chain for end-of-life aircraft, encompassing disassembly, component management, and material recycling.
  • AELS holds AFRA accreditation for aircraft dismantling and recycling, along with an ASA-100 accreditation for component management.
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Complementing the airframes currently being dismantled, AELS has announced that it has acquired an A319 (MSN 1086) from Bellinger Aviation. The aircraft, formerly operated by Brussels Airlines, was flown to AELS’ home-base at Twente Airport, the Netherlands last week and dismantling has meanwhile begun. USM components will become available from September onwards.

About AELS

Since 2006 AELS has been buying end-of-life Boeing and Airbus aircraft that the company disassembles at their own facility. AELS is the only company in Europe that handles the entire supply chain for aircraft that reach end-of-life, from disassembly and dismantling, component management to material recycling.

The company is fully AFRA (Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association ) accredited for dismantling and recycling of aircraft and holds an ASA-100 accreditation for component management. AELS’ core values are ‘Being the Best’, ‘Outside the box’, ‘Sustainable’, ‘Smile’ and ‘Speed’.

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