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A comprehensive overview of the Accra MRO Project — strategic vision, development timeline, partnerships, economic impact, and the path forward for West Africa's premier aircraft maintenance hub.

The Aerojet Aviation Academy, operating under the Aerojet Foundation, is now accepting applications for its EASA Part-66 Aircraft Maintenance Engineer programme.

The inaugural MRO Africa Conference convened by AFRAA in Addis Ababa featured Aerojet Aviation's comprehensive presentation of the Accra MRO Project to over 450 delegates from 41 African airlines.

At Dubai Airshow 2025, Aerojet Aviation engaged with Middle Eastern aviation and infrastructure investors to advance funding for the Accra MRO facility and training centre development.

The first batch of Aerojet Aviation trainee engineers has successfully completed Phase 1 of EASA Part 66 certification, validating the Academy's training methodology and creating Africa's next generation of certified aviation professionals.

Global aviation consultancy Lufthansa Consulting, part of the Lufthansa Group, has been engaged to provide technical validation and operational design support for the Accra MRO facility.

Aerojet Aviation and ICC Networking have entered into a strategic technology partnership to equip the Accra MRO facility with world-class digital infrastructure and advanced communications systems.

Aerojet Aviation and MBS Ghana Ltd have commenced site clearance on the 12.1-acre development site at Accra International Airport under a 50-year concession agreement.

A landmark MOU between the Ghana Air Force School of Trade Training and Aerojet Aviation Training Academy establishes a framework for collaborative aviation technical education and facility sharing.