BAE outsources some spares inventory
As part of a wide-ranging rationalization of its global spares support business, BAE Systems Regional Aircraft (BAERA) has transferred all its Jetstream 31

As part of a wide-ranging rationalization of its global spares support business, BAE Systems Regional Aircraft (BAERA) has transferred all its Jetstream 31/32 spares to Saywell International, and factory-surplus BAe 146/Avro RJ inventory to Ansett Spares & Service. For both fleets, however, BAE will continue to provide full technical and airworthiness support, including delivery of technical publications to operators of the Jetstream 31/32 and BAe 146/RJ.

The BAE 146/RJ inventory acquired by Ansett will be stored at BAE’s spares logistics center in Weybridge, UK. Ansett will also relocate its existing operations and inventory at Heathrow to the BAE facility, where it will lease office and warehouse space from the British company. Ansett’s combined inventory at Weybridge will thus include spares for civil aircraft of all major commercial OEMs.

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