Modern military aircraft generate vast amounts of technical data every second. From engine performance to structural loads and avionics health, fleets are more instrumented than ever before.

How Eduardo García Magraner turned a factory-floor idea into one of Ford’s most celebrated maintenance innovations.

At one of Europe’s most advanced aerostructures facilities, maintenance has evolved from a cost centre to a strategic driver of productivity, investment, and long-term competitiveness.

In wastewater treatment, the circular economy depends less on new technology than on the ability to keep existing systems running consistently and without interruption.

As the Spanish Maintenance Association (Asociación Española de Mantenimiento, AEM) approaches its 50th anniversary next year, its focus is firmly on the future. Rather than looking back, the organisation is using the milestone to strengthen recognition of maintenance as a strategic business function that supports industrial competitiveness, resilience and sustainability.