TARMAC Aerosave to Dismantle More Than 10 A320neo and 737 MAX Aircraft for AerFin

TARMAC Aerosave will process more than 10 new-generation narrowbody aircraft for AerFin during 2026 under an expanded dismantling and recycling program between the two aviation aftermarket companies.

The aircraft will include Airbus A320neo Family and Boeing 737 MAX types, with components recovered to support AerFin’s growing demand for used serviceable material from newer-generation fleets.

TARMAC Aerosave has established a dedicated production line for the AerFin program covering cabin removal, landing gear removal and the recovery of priority and standard components. The structure is intended to accelerate parts harvesting and return material to the aftermarket more quickly.

The latest program extends a relationship between the companies that has operated for approximately 10 years. AerFin specializes in aviation asset management and aftermarket components, while TARMAC Aerosave provides aircraft storage, maintenance, dismantling and recycling services in Europe.

The inclusion of A320neo and 737 MAX aircraft reflects the aftermarket’s gradual transition toward newer-generation material as the global fleets of both types mature and demand for replacement components increases.

Additional dismantling projects are already being prepared for 2027 as AerFin and TARMAC Aerosave expand their collaboration.