In response to increased demand, together with new hangar facilities set for completion this year, the Tallinn-based Magnetic MRO announces its painting service extension, shifting from summer seasons to a full-year provision. The 2852 m2-sized hangar is specially built and equipped for aircraft painting, allowing it to accommodate all narrowbody aircraft types, including Airbus A321 and Boeing 737 MAX 10.

“Up until now, our capacity has been regularly occupied with serving up to 10 aircraft per summer season. This expansion will allow us to increase this number to approximately 250% annually. Having a dedicated setting and a well-experienced team enables us to offer our clients various painting services with the highest quality of workmanship and attention to detail,” shared Rihards Priedkalns, Painting Department Manager at Magnetic MRO.

With the slot availability starting from the first quarter of 2026, the services on offer include painting commercial and VIP aircraft, chemical and mechanical stripping, and livery neutralization, among others. Since the facility was purpose-built as a paint shop and newly renovated last year, it offers an adjustable scaffolding system, LED lighting, and all other necessary equipment installed for a full-scope of painting operations.

“Having services such as painting at an increased availability serves not only the convenience aspect but also introduces a seamless customer experience, where all other services and expertise combined operate as a one-stop shop, without the need to change the location or company of your service provider,” added Rihards.

Artical Source:-https://www.magneticgroup.co/magnetic-mro-expands-to-providing-all-year-round-aircraft-painting-services/

Completing an extensive 6-year base maintenance check on A320neo family aircraft is a testament to the partnership and the expanding scale of maintenance operations over the years. According to the Base Maintenance Director at Magnetic MRO, Sergei Shkolnik:

"This 900th check is another significant accomplishment for Magnetic MROÕs base maintenance. The project signifies the increase in pace: it has taken 11 years to reach the first 300 checks, 6 years to go from 300 to 600 checks, and 4.5 years to complete 900. Another noteworthy nuance of this 900th check is that it is performed on new generation A320neo family aircraft, which form the backbone of the European aviation single-aisle commercial fleet for the coming future."

The collaboration with SAS and Magnetic MRO for maintenance provisions began back in 2003, with hundreds of checks completed on different aircraft models ever since. The famous 800th check carried out in 2023 is also among them.

 Artical Source:-https://www.magneticgroup.co/magnetic-mro-completes-900th-c-check/

This enhances a forward-thinking parts procurement workflow aircraft asset management in-house setup at Magnetic MRO and its maintenance-related operations. This seamless and live data exchange between AMOS and SkySelect supports the digitized process and advances the operational efficiency at every step, from request through delivery—all while leveraging SkySelect's highly curated network of verified suppliers, ensuring access to real-time market availability and continuously updated information.

Kaire Kalve, the Head of Supply Chain at Magnetic Group, adds: "Having time-tested and solid partnerships, such as we have with SkySelect and Swiss-AS, is crucial when executing high-scope projects, as it often determines the overall success. Completing the full integration has significantly optimized our procurement processes, allowing us to be data-driven across the board—from tangible cost savings to shortened delivery time."

"Speed and live connectivity are essential for gaining a competitive edge in MRO parts procurement. Our rapid deployment of a two-way integration with AMOS at Magnetic MRO showcases the impact of a well-connected supply chain. We’re proud to have delivered a solution that fully digitizes and enhances the end-to-end procurement workflow—all in just a few days," stated Erkki Brakmann, CEO & Co-founder at SkySelect.

Magnetic Leasing, provider of leasing and management services for mid to end-of-life narrowbody assets, and part of Magnetic Group, recently announced the closing of the sale of an Airbus A321-200 (MSN 1734) to GA Telesis. 

Starting its life at Asiana Airlines and most recently flying for SmartLynx, the aircraft is set to be disassembled at Cotswold Airport (EGBP), contributing to the expansion of high-quality component inventory.

Alex Vella, CEO of Magnetic Leasing, welcomed GA Telesis as a new trading partner: “The GAT team was beyond efficient during the process and ultimately successful closing of this sale. We appreciate their support and look forward to a growing relationship with them in the future.” 

“Acquiring this A321-200 for disassembly underscores our ongoing commitment to meeting the growing global demand for high-quality USM. GA Telesis is the undisputed leader in the USM supply chain, and this asset will further strengthen our ability to support our airline and MRO customers around the world. It was a pleasure working with the team at Magnetic Leasing to bring this transaction to a successful close, " said Jim Sokol, President, GA Telesis, Flight Solutions Group.

 read more:-https://www.magneticgroup.co/magnetic-leasing-completes-sale-of-airbus-a321-to-ga-telesis/

Magnetic Leasing, provider of leasing and management services for mid to end-of-life narrowbody assets, and part of Magnetic Group, recently announced the closing of the sale of an Airbus A321-200 (MSN 1734) to GA Telesis. 

Starting its life at Asiana Airlines and most recently flying for SmartLynx, the aircraft is set to be disassembled at Cotswold Airport (EGBP), contributing to the expansion of high-quality component inventory.

Alex Vella, CEO of Magnetic Leasing, welcomed GA Telesis as a new trading partner: “The GAT team was beyond efficient during the process and ultimately successful closing of this sale. We appreciate their support and look forward to a growing relationship with them in the future.” 

“Acquiring this A321-200 for disassembly underscores our ongoing commitment to meeting the growing global demand for high-quality USM. GA Telesis is the undisputed leader in the USM supply chain, and this asset will further strengthen our ability to support our airline and MRO customers around the world. It was a pleasure working with the team at Magnetic Leasing to bring this transaction to a successful close, " said Jim Sokol, President, GA Telesis, Flight Solutions Group.

 read more:-https://www.magneticgroup.co/magnetic-leasing-completes-sale-of-airbus-a321-to-ga-telesis/

One of those people is David Praseuth, a Sales & Logistics Coordinator whose role bridges sales and operations every single day. We spoke with him to learn what a typical day looks like, the challenges he faces, and what keeps him motivated in a fast-moving industry.

Morning Routine: Setting the Pace

“My day always starts with a coffee,” David says. 

But it’s not just about caffeine – it’s about clarity. He begins each morning by catching up on emails, scanning for anything urgent, and mapping out which sales orders should be prioritized first.

“This routine helps me set the pace,” he explains. “Once I know what needs attention right away, the rest of the day falls into place.”

Wearing Two Hats

David’s role is a blend of logistics and sales. On one side, he oversees warehouse operations – shipping, receiving, and carefully inspecting parts for quality. On the other, he manages Rotabull quotes and inquiries for Magnetic Trading’s stock.

Alongside these responsibilities, David also plays a key mentoring role – teaching Logistics Coordinator Nicholas Cruz about role functions and ensuring tasks are properly divided between the two of them throughout the day. 

This helps maintain efficiency and reinforces the quality standards upheld across the team. “It’s been rewarding to share what I’ve learned and help strengthen the team,” David adds.

Handling the Unexpected

Like in any fast-paced environment, not every day goes according to plan. Last-minute shipping delays or urgent customer requests can quickly shift priorities.

“One of the biggest challenges is dealing with the unexpected,” David explains. “But I’ve learned that staying organized and keeping communication clear with our team and partners makes all the difference. It’s about focusing on solutions, not setbacks.”

Connecting Across Continents

Though based in the U.S., David’s role stretches far beyond one location. He also processes and manages orders for Magnetic Trading’s teams in Europe and Malaysia.

“It’s a good reminder that even though we’re spread out across the world, we’re all working toward the same goal – supporting customers wherever they are,” he says.

Finding Fulfillment in the Role

What keeps David motivated day after day is the variety and impact of his work. He’s there at the very beginning of the cycle – responding to customer inquiries and preparing sales quotes – and he’s also there at the very end, making sure parts are packed with care and shipped on time.

“I really enjoy being that bridge between sales and logistics,” David reflects. “It means I get to collaborate with so many different teams and know that the work I do has a direct impact on both customer satisfaction and Magnetic’s success globally.”

David’s story is a glimpse into the dedication and adaptability it takes to thrive in sales and logistics at Magnetic Trading. 

His ability to juggle responsibilities, solve problems under pressure, and collaborate with global teams embodies what makes our people the driving force behind our growth.

read more:-https://www.magneticgroup.co/a-day-in-the-life-of-david-sales-logistics-coordinator-at-magnetic-trading/

One of those people is David Praseuth, a Sales & Logistics Coordinator whose role bridges sales and operations every single day. We spoke with him to learn what a typical day looks like, the challenges he faces, and what keeps him motivated in a fast-moving industry.

Morning Routine: Setting the Pace

“My day always starts with a coffee,” David says. 

But it’s not just about caffeine – it’s about clarity. He begins each morning by catching up on emails, scanning for anything urgent, and mapping out which sales orders should be prioritized first.

“This routine helps me set the pace,” he explains. “Once I know what needs attention right away, the rest of the day falls into place.”

Wearing Two Hats

David’s role is a blend of logistics and sales. On one side, he oversees warehouse operations – shipping, receiving, and carefully inspecting parts for quality. On the other, he manages Rotabull quotes and inquiries for Magnetic Trading’s stock.

Alongside these responsibilities, David also plays a key mentoring role – teaching Logistics Coordinator Nicholas Cruz about role functions and ensuring tasks are properly divided between the two of them throughout the day. 

This helps maintain efficiency and reinforces the quality standards upheld across the team. “It’s been rewarding to share what I’ve learned and help strengthen the team,” David adds.

Handling the Unexpected

Like in any fast-paced environment, not every day goes according to plan. Last-minute shipping delays or urgent customer requests can quickly shift priorities.

“One of the biggest challenges is dealing with the unexpected,” David explains. “But I’ve learned that staying organized and keeping communication clear with our team and partners makes all the difference. It’s about focusing on solutions, not setbacks.”

Connecting Across Continents

Though based in the U.S., David’s role stretches far beyond one location. He also processes and manages orders for Magnetic Trading’s teams in Europe and Malaysia.

“It’s a good reminder that even though we’re spread out across the world, we’re all working toward the same goal – supporting customers wherever they are,” he says.

Finding Fulfillment in the Role

What keeps David motivated day after day is the variety and impact of his work. He’s there at the very beginning of the cycle – responding to customer inquiries and preparing sales quotes – and he’s also there at the very end, making sure parts are packed with care and shipped on time.

“I really enjoy being that bridge between sales and logistics,” David reflects. “It means I get to collaborate with so many different teams and know that the work I do has a direct impact on both customer satisfaction and Magnetic’s success globally.”

David’s story is a glimpse into the dedication and adaptability it takes to thrive in sales and logistics at Magnetic Trading. 

His ability to juggle responsibilities, solve problems under pressure, and collaborate with global teams embodies what makes our people the driving force behind our growth.

read more:-https://www.magneticgroup.co/a-day-in-the-life-of-david-sales-logistics-coordinator-at-magnetic-trading/

One of those people is David Praseuth, a Sales & Logistics Coordinator whose role bridges sales and operations every single day. We spoke with him to learn what a typical day looks like, the challenges he faces, and what keeps him motivated in a fast-moving industry.

Morning Routine: Setting the Pace

“My day always starts with a coffee,” David says. 

But it’s not just about caffeine – it’s about clarity. He begins each morning by catching up on emails, scanning for anything urgent, and mapping out which sales orders should be prioritized first.

“This routine helps me set the pace,” he explains. “Once I know what needs attention right away, the rest of the day falls into place.”

Wearing Two Hats

David’s role is a blend of logistics and sales. On one side, he oversees warehouse operations – shipping, receiving, and carefully inspecting parts for quality. On the other, he manages Rotabull quotes and inquiries for Magnetic Trading’s stock.

Alongside these responsibilities, David also plays a key mentoring role – teaching Logistics Coordinator Nicholas Cruz about role functions and ensuring tasks are properly divided between the two of them throughout the day. 

This helps maintain efficiency and reinforces the quality standards upheld across the team. “It’s been rewarding to share what I’ve learned and help strengthen the team,” David adds.

Handling the Unexpected

Like in any fast-paced environment, not every day goes according to plan. Last-minute shipping delays or urgent customer requests can quickly shift priorities.

“One of the biggest challenges is dealing with the unexpected,” David explains. “But I’ve learned that staying organized and keeping communication clear with our team and partners makes all the difference. It’s about focusing on solutions, not setbacks.”

Connecting Across Continents

Though based in the U.S., David’s role stretches far beyond one location. He also processes and manages orders for Magnetic Trading’s teams in Europe and Malaysia.

“It’s a good reminder that even though we’re spread out across the world, we’re all working toward the same goal – supporting customers wherever they are,” he says.

Finding Fulfillment in the Role

What keeps David motivated day after day is the variety and impact of his work. He’s there at the very beginning of the cycle – responding to customer inquiries and preparing sales quotes – and he’s also there at the very end, making sure parts are packed with care and shipped on time.

“I really enjoy being that bridge between sales and logistics,” David reflects. “It means I get to collaborate with so many different teams and know that the work I do has a direct impact on both customer satisfaction and Magnetic’s success globally.”

David’s story is a glimpse into the dedication and adaptability it takes to thrive in sales and logistics at Magnetic Trading. 

His ability to juggle responsibilities, solve problems under pressure, and collaborate with global teams embodies what makes our people the driving force behind our growth.

read more:-https://www.magneticgroup.co/a-day-in-the-life-of-david-sales-logistics-coordinator-at-magnetic-trading/