Part-out de uma aeronave comercial e logística reversa das peças para manutenção

Abstract

The feasibility of an aircraft part-out project is a detailed investigation that addresses the financial, operational and strategic aspects related to the dismantling of an E190 aircraft and the subsequent management of parts for maintenance. The core of the project is the feasibility analysis of the business plan for this task. During this work, the costs and revenues associated with the part-out process were thoroughly examined, with the aim of identifying potential economic gains and evaluating the financial viability of the enterprise. Furthermore, a careful analysis was carried out to choose the most suitable location for the event, taking into account several factors such as infrastructure, local regulations, access to spare parts markets, among others. The research also focused on operational aspects, such as selecting equipment for efficient disassembly of the aircraft and identifying reusable components, aiming to maximize process efficiency and minimize operating costs. Reverse logistics was covered in detail when implementing components maintenance from an aircraft, then reusing in another one. By integrating all these analyzes and considerations, the study offers valuable proposals for the aviation industry, contributing to improving aircraft management and reverse logistics practices, as well as providing a solid basis for making strategic decisions related to aviation projects.