Infinity Air at 2022 MRO Europe

MRO Europe kicked off in London this morning, and Infinity Air Group (IAG) is participating as part of Washington State Department of Commerce 's Office of Economic Development & Competitiveness (OEDC) delegation, led by Amandine Noel-Crabtree OEDC’s Aerospace International Trade Specialist.?

The conference includes a jam-packed agenda of insightful panel discussions and exhibitions, but the real meat is the networking opportunities Amandine’s team help facilitate for companies like IAG. “We want companies like IAG to leave this conference having had great conversations, forging business relationships with partners and customers,” shared Amandine.?

Washington State has a storied tradition of innovation and impact in the aviation industry, dating back over a century. IAG’s Allfight Corporation has been a part of that tradition since opening its doors as Malcro Aeroglaze in 1971—it is the longest-standing ATA Chapter 56-focused FAA 145 Repair Station in Seattle.

Amandine and the OEDC team “would love to see Allflight continue to grow in Washington—that is always the goal. And, we understand that growth includes stepping into foreign markets and building those relationships.” These relationships are vital not simply because of the sales they may help generate but because of the opportunities for sustainability they help foster.?

IAG is keen on preventing waste and conserving natural resources, optimizing aircraft components’ operational lives through our rebuild and overhaul programs. But, as Jimmy Wu, IAG’s President & CEO, affirms, “real impact requires action at every touchpoint of an aircraft’s lifecycle, from the development and design stage to end-of-life and aftermarket.” This impact begins with the kinds of relationships built at MRO Europe.