MRO Europe 2026: who is exhibiting, 653 companies from 43 countries in Amsterdam
MRO Europe 2026 runs from 27 to 29 October at RAI Amsterdam. The published list has 653 exhibiting and sponsoring companies from 43 countries, 12 Platinum sponsors and 223 American exhibitors. Who is there, by sector and country, with links to their pages.
Radu BalasEdited by Adrian ManPublished 4 min read
MRO Europe 2026 runs from 27 to 29 October at RAI Amsterdam, and the organiser's published list has 653 exhibiting and sponsoring companies from 43 countries, with 55 sponsors, 12 of them at Platinum level. The largest group is not Dutch, or even European: 223 of the companies on the list give the United States as their country, ahead of the United Kingdom with 90 and France with 74. The list also shows how the aftermarket travels as a pack: 292 of the 653 are on the list for MRO Americas 2027 in Orlando as well, while 174 are on no other show list on our calendar.
MRO Europe is Aviation Week Network's European conference and exhibition for the commercial aviation aftermarket. The conference runs on 27 and 28 October and the exhibition on 28 and 29 October. Full details are on our MRO Europe 2026 event page.
What we found
- 653 companies: 642 exhibitors and 55 sponsors, and 44 of the sponsors also have a stand
- 12 Platinum sponsors, including Lufthansa Technik, StandardAero, Embraer, Delta TechOps, Turkish Technic and HEICO, plus 40 Gold sponsors
- 43 countries on the list; the United States leads with 223 companies, the host country, the Netherlands, has 31
- Components is the most common category, with 195 companies, then engines (108), parts distributors (104) and airframes (102)
- 292 companies are also on the MRO Americas 2027 list, 173 on MRO Middle East 2027 and 167 on MRO Asia-Pacific 2027
- 174 companies are on no other show list on our calendar, so Amsterdam is the one place to meet them
- Stands are spread over six halls; Hall 5 has 287 companies and Hall 1 has 174
The biggest names and sponsors
The twelve Platinum sponsors are AerCap, Collins Aerospace, Delta TechOps (stand 1-126), DP World (5-521), Embraer (2-813), Executive Jet Support (1-537), General MRO Aerospace (2-823), HEICO (2-616), Lufthansa Technik (1-137 and 5-314), SETNA iO (1-333), StandardAero (1-731) and Turkish Technic (1-130). AerCap and Collins Aerospace sponsor without a stand.
The 40 Gold sponsors include AAR, AerSale, AJW Group, AMAC Aerospace, Ameco, Asia Digital Engineering, Atitech, CFM International, Chromalloy, Eaton Aerospace, FL Technics, Fokker Techniek, GA Telesis, Iberia Maintenance, MTU Aero Engines, NORDAM, Proponent, Revima, SR Technics, ST Engineering and Topcast. IATA, Airlines for America and Airlink are listed as Purposeful Partnerships.
Airframe and engine makers on the floor include Airbus (1-322), Boeing (1-1141), ATR (1-221), Safran (7-1105), CFM International (3-810), Liebherr-Aerospace (5-308) and Honeywell Aerospace (5-1327). Airline maintenance arms are well represented: besides Lufthansa Technik, Delta TechOps and Turkish Technic there are Etihad Airways Engineering (5-708), KLM UK Engineering (1-838), TAP Maintenance & Engineering (5-513), Czech Airlines Technics (7-1700), LOT Aircraft Maintenance Services (5-1130) and GAMECO (5-1316). On the leasing side, Willis Lease Finance (1-513) and Engine Lease Finance (2-122) join AerCap.
By sector
The organiser's list tags each exhibitor with one or more product categories. The largest are components (195 companies), engines (108), parts distributors (104), airframes (102), engineering (87), avionics and instruments (81), landing gear, wheels and brakes (80), third party maintenance (76), part manufacturers (70), cabin interiors and in-flight entertainment (64), asset management (63) and supply chain and logistics (60). Further down come military maintenance (57), hydraulics and pneumatics (56), ground support equipment (54), tools (53), composites (49), training (36), software (34) and leasing and financial services (21).
By country
After the United States (223), the United Kingdom (90) and France (74) come Germany (43), the Netherlands (31), Ireland (21), Canada (18), Spain (17), Italy (15), Turkey (13), Denmark (11), Switzerland (10), China (10) and the United Arab Emirates (8). Several countries and regions exhibit as a group: the Netherlands pavilion at stand 1-357 has ten companies, including NACO, NLR and KVE Composites; Wales shares stand 7-105 with five companies, among them Caerdav, STG Aerospace and AerMach; and French group stands at 5-536, 5-339, 5-336 and 5-540 bring together 26 companies, including Derichebourg Aeronautics Services, Saint-Gobain, Motherson Aerospace and Latecoere.
Companies to look for
- Maintenance providers: Sabena technics (1-701), Aviation Technical Services (1-807), Magnetic Group (5-113), Aeroplex of Central Europe (5-321), Atitech (1-713) and myTECHNIC (3-515)
- Parts and distribution: Satair (1-326), Wencor (2-817), FDH Aero (5-100), AvAir (1-946), Unical Aviation (5-750), EirTrade Aviation (1-543) and Next Level Aviation (1-632)
- Engines and components: Moog (2-216), Woodward (5-151), Parker Aerospace (3-403), CTS Engines (1-626), TAT Technologies (3-917) and UMBRAGROUP (1-961)
- Software and records: Swiss AviationSoftware (5-313), Ramco Systems (1-949), TRAX (5-718), FLYdocs (5-312), Veryon (5-816), PartsBase (5-403) and ILS (1-449)
- Ground equipment and tooling: Mototok (1-1024), Dedienne Aerospace (1-504), AERO Specialties (7-1210), TEST-FUCHS (5-246) and Semmco (1-160)
- Cabin and materials: HAECO Cabin Solutions (1-104), The Gill Corporation (1-707), Mankiewicz (5-421), Satys (5-551) and FACC (1-1251)
Practical information
- Dates: conference 27 and 28 October 2026, exhibition 28 and 29 October 2026
- Venue: RAI Amsterdam, Europaplein, Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Organiser: Aviation Week Network
- Official website: mroeurope.aviationweek.com
- Our event page: MRO Europe 2026, with the full exhibitor list and a search box
Organisers update their lists up to the show, so companies may be added, change stands or drop out. Stand numbers are as published at the time of writing. If your company is on this list, check your page on Flying Engineer and claim it so visitors find the right contact before they arrive in Amsterdam.
Source: the exhibitor and sponsor lists on the Flying Engineer aviation events calendar and the company data we hold.

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