Aspire MRO

Aspire MRO is an aircraft maintenance company at Fort Worth Alliance Airport in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas. It specializes in passenger to freighter conversion, also called P2F, and widebody heavy maintenance. The site says it runs six bays at the airport.

For P2F conversion, the team removes the seating and cuts a cargo door into the aircraft. It then fits a cargo loading system and certifies the changes. The site says the aircraft is then ready for another 10 to 15 years of cargo service. After conversion, a fleet can keep flying the aircraft or sell it to freight operators.

Heavy maintenance on widebody aircraft takes thousands of hours. Technicians inspect the structure, including the load-bearing parts of the fuselage and wings. They look for corrosion and damage and make repairs. They replace expiring parts and lubricate fittings and cables. The aircraft is taken apart for the check and put back together at the end. The site says cabin refurbishment with new interiors is common in a heavy check.

A group with over 100 years of combined MRO experience founded the company. The site says national and international airlines and freight companies use it. It also points to its place near large aircraft OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers in Texas.

The site invites people who want to work on P2F conversions or maintenance to send a CV to HR. It has a careers page and a phone number, 817 541 8700.