Acquiring Company
AAR
Acquired Company
Aircraft Reconfig Technologies
Wood DaleGreensboroAerospaceGovernmentAerospaceDescription
In April 2026, AAR Corp. completed the $35 million acquisition of Aircraft Reconfig Technologies. This deal enhances AAR's engineering and certification capabilities, allowing for increased control over the certification process. The acquisition will help AAR offer comprehensive solutions and strengthen its position in the aircraft MRO market. AAR's strategy aims to capture more opportunities in higher-value services.
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Who acquired Aircraft Reconfig Technologies?
Aircraft Reconfig Technologies was acquired by AAR, based in Wood Dale. The deal was reported on August 20, 2026. AAR Corp. provides aftermarket services to the aviation industry. The company specializes in aircraft maintenance, repair, overhaul (MRO), and supply chain management. AAR is publicly traded (AIR) and operates in Aerospace.
When did AAR acquire Aircraft Reconfig Technologies?
AAR's acquisition of Aircraft Reconfig Technologies was reported on August 20, 2026. In April 2026, AAR Corp. completed the $35 million acquisition of Aircraft Reconfig Technologies. This deal enhances AAR's engineering and certification capabilities, allowing for increased control over the certification process. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does Aircraft Reconfig Technologies do?
Aircraft Reconfig Technologies specializes in passenger aircraft reconfiguration for leading global airlines. Established in 1990, it provides project management, engineering, and certification services for aircraft interior reconfigurations. It is privately held, operating in Aerospace, and is based in Greensboro.
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