Imperium Aviation Services
Aviation engine trading, remarketing and spare-parts services for airlines, MROs and aircraft asset owners
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Imperium Aviation Services
Imperium Aviation Services trades aircraft engines and aviation spare parts. It builds CFM56 and CF6-80C2 engines to specification from stock, with performance restoration, and supports engine remarketing, asset sourcing and acquisitions management.
Its customers include airlines, MROs and asset owners. The company also distributes and manages aviation spare parts and complete engines.
Imperium Aviation Services Ltd was founded in 2021 and is headquartered in Horsham, United Kingdom.
Product: Aircraft engine and spare-parts trading, build-to-specification engine supply, remarketing, and asset sourcing services.
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