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Aerojet Aviation has become the first Approved Training Organization for aircraft maintenance in the West African sub-region, receiving prestigious EASA Part 147 certification.

The Aerojet Aviation Training Academy has launched its inaugural cohort of EASA Aircraft Technician trainees with an impressive 30% female enrollment, addressing gender disparity in African technical aviation.

A new Temporary Aviation Training Facility has opened at ATTC, Kokomlemle in partnership with GAPTEK, enabling the first batch of EASA Part-66 trainees to begin their studies ahead of permanent centre completion.

Boeing President for Middle East, Turkey and Africa confirms interest in Ghana's MRO development — 70% of Africa's fleet are Boeing aircraft yet MRO in Africa is just 4% of the global market.

The Ghana Environmental Protection Agency has issued an environmental permit for the Accra MRO facility at AccraInternational Airport, marking a critical regulatory milestone.

In an exclusive interview, Aerojet Aviation CEO Mazisi Parkes discusses the economic impact of establishing Africa's first major independent MRO facility and the vision for aviation self-sufficiency in West Africa.

The U.S. Trade and Development Agency has awarded Aerojet Aviation Limited a $1.2 million grant to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study for developing an MRO facility at Accra International Airport.