Aero Norway appoints new officials to expand its customer base

Tuesday, August 3, 2021

Aero Norway, the independent engine MRO provider and trusted partner for customers operating CFM56-3, CFM56-5B and 7B engines, announces the appointment of Ramon Peters as Global Director of Sales & Marketing. He will support Aero Norway’s growth strategy and focus on best-in-class service for its expanding global customer base.

Peters joins Aero Norway with more than twenty-five years’ experience in aircraft MRO having worked for Cargolux Airlines, Chromalloy, DutchAero and most recently Fokker Services.  His appointment will spearhead a programme of continuous improvement within the knowledgeable sales team facilitating efficiency and enhancing working relationships.

Aero Norway’s independence is a key catalyst behind the Company’s accelerated growth.  Being an independent specialist engine MRO with more than 25 years’ approved CFM repair station status enables it to focus on delivering an exceptional range of workscopes alongside industry renowned EGT margins.

“We welcome Ramon to the sales team where his deep industry knowledge and firm relationships with airlines and lessors will help steer our ever-growing customer support efforts worldwide” says CEO Glenford Marston.  “Our strengths lie in the personal touch, we have the ability – and the flexibility – to deliver quality engine MRO to the highest level on time, every time – that is the message he will share.”

“With Aero Norway hosting the Aero Engines Europe Conference coming up in September, this is certainly an exciting time to be joining the team,” comments Peters. “The ability to offer bespoke engine MRO solutions sets Aero Norway apart and operators of all sizes expect that versatility from us. Expanding Aero Norway’s global network and promoting its ever-increasing capabilities is a challenge I am eager to grasp.”

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