Global Aviation Maintenance Specialists

We are excited to announce that BCT Aviation Maintenance will be returning to exhibit at MRO Europe in London, from October 14-16, 2025. As Europe’s premier event for the aviation maintenance, repair and overhaul sector, MRO Europe brings together global leaders, innovators, stakeholders and decision-makers, all of whom have a major influence on shaping the future of aviation services. BCT’s senior team will be on hand to showcase its suite of MRO services . MRO Europe is more than an exhibition, it’s a hub for networking, collaboration, and knowledge sharing. We look forward to catching up and engaging with our industry peers and customers. Join us in London! We invite you to visit us on stand 4044 at ExCeL London. It promises to be a great opportunity to connect with our team. Commenting on its repeat attendance, BCT’s Commercial and Sales Executive, Megan McAleavy , said: “Having attended for a number of years, MRO Europe is a major event on the industry calendar and it provides an important occasion for our team to catch up with existing customers, as well as engaging with new operators and other industry colleagues. The two-day conference and exhibition also provides valuable insight into the trends and innovations within the MRO sector, so overall it’s a ‘must attend’ event. We look forward to welcoming visitors to our stand.”

In response to the significant expansion in cargo operations at East Midlands Airport (EMA), leading MRO service provider, BCT Aviation Maintenance, has announced two brand new line maintenance contracts at the airport, where the company is headquartered. Having recently commenced freighter flights on behalf of Chinese logistics firm, YunExpress, operating two Boeing 777F aircraft into EMA twice per week, Chinese cargo carrier, Central Airlines, has appointed BCT Aviation Maintenance to manage its line maintenance support. Similarly, African freight carrier, Ethiopian Cargo and Logistics Services, is also operating a Boeing 777F between the UK and China twice per week over the summer and BCT has signed an agreement to manage line maintenance at EMA for the airline. With plans to increase frequency as part of long term commitment from cargo customers, the new maintenance deals have helped to reinforce BCT’s position as a major provider of line maintenance services with bases at five airports in the UK and Ireland, as well as East Midlands Airport’s status as the UK’s foremost express air freight hub. Commenting on the new customer contracts, Chris Taylor, Technical Director, BCT Aviation Maintenance, said: “We’re delighted to have been appointed line maintenance provider for both Central Airlines and Ethiopian Cargo and Logistics Services at East Midlands Airport. BCT takes a proactive approach to maintenance that minimises deferred defects and maximises high dispatch reliability, which ensures that our dedicated engineering support delivers the highest levels of operational safety. Having been established at EMA for over fifteen years, it’s so gratifying for us to see how much the airport has developed and how important it has become to the UK for air freight. We look forward to continuing this development journey as a major airport partner.”