Unlock hidden cash flow by converting idle aircraft parts into profit-driving inventory with this no-fluff guide for maintenance and supply chain pros.
Why Surplus Aircraft Part Inventory Is Quietly Draining Your Budget (and How to Fix It)
Surplus aircraft parts inventory is quietly draining your budget. Discover the root causes and how smart MROs are fixing it fast.
Your Shelf Space Is Bleeding Cash—Here's How to Stop It
Stop letting idle inventory drain your budget, discover how to reclaim shelf space, cut waste, and keep your aircraft parts working for you, not against you.
The 5 Massive Benefits of Consigning Your Surplus Inventory (That Most Operators Overlook)
Most operators miss these five high-impact advantages of a surplus aircraft part consignment—each one designed to turn stagnant inventory into strategic cash flow.
5 Proven Strategies to Break Free from the Costly Excess Inventory Trap
Uncover 5 powerful strategies to break free from excess inventory and maximize your business profits.
3 Ways To Generate More Cash From Your Surplus Inventory
Surplus aircraft part inventory is wasteful. It locks precious money on an inventory shelf until your maintenance operation consumes it. Over the years, for many different reasons…
How Much Is Your Aircraft Part Inventory Costing You?
One area that deserves attention is your surplus aircraft part inventory. The real cost of carrying inventory is much more than your initial purchase price.
One Huge Reason Surplus Inventory Is Toxic To Your Results
Do you have surplus aircraft part inventory?
This unnecessary buildup occurs when you order inventory in preparation for near term consumption.
When that consumption never occurs. Voila! Surplus inventory builds up.
Here’s the impact that this causes to your operation.
3 Smart Ways To Spend The Cash Made From Selling Your Surplus
Your surplus aircraft material was sitting. Rotting. Wasting away on your shelves.
Slowly eating away at your operational results. Chomp. Chomp. Chomp.
Cash was being sucked down the surplus drain. And the only thing you could do was…
Surplus Robbery And Why To Avoid Excess
Have you ever walked down a busy urban street to eventually find out you’ve been robbed?
Or, maybe you're like me, a type that goes grocery shopping while hungry.
I’ll go down each aisle, stomach growling and toss junk in my shopping cart.
A week later I’ll reach into the refrigerator and find out that my vegetables are rotting, the meat is smelly and my fruit is beginning to attract several flying creatures.
These two scenarios have one thing in common, lost money. When you're robbed you lose money immediately but when you overbuy money is lost over time.
Now, the problem with these 2 scenarios is your surplus inventory is similar to both.
I know, hold the screaming and crying.
Aircraft surplus robs you blind
I challenge you. Go through your inventory and calculate the amount of money that's been tied up on your shelves for more than 12 months.
Is it 50%? 75% Maybe even 90%?
Now, think of that money sitting in a large pile in the middle of your warehouse. Do you have the image?
Now light it on fire!
Inventory that’s been on your shelf for greater than 12 months is a poor inventory turnover strategy with negative effects on cash flow.
Just picture how this money could have been allocated. I’m sure you have more important projects than just sitting money on the shelf watching it get dusty. This is why we created our aircraft asset management program.
Our goal is to minimize your inventory's shelf life, reduce holding cost and capitalize on generating revenue from your aging material. Aging assets is a poor way to manage your money.
With so much focus on hedging fuel, creating ancillary revenue, you should also focus on minimizing idle, wasted inventory.
Don’t sit and wait.
Look at your inventory, scream out loud and take action. Liquidating this excess is a bright future for your cash flow.
And just possibly an aircraft asset management program may be a good solution for your operation.
If it is, contact us today by CLICKING HERE and saying "Help me eliminate our surplus nightmare."