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SIA Engineering SIAEC remains optimistic about healthy air travel demand in the near-term, as it sees opportunities in ongoing aircraft delivery delays.The MRO unit of flag carrier Singapore Airlines notes that the delays have resulted in airlines keeping older aircraft in operation and needing MRO support for those aircraft .Source: SIA EngineeringHowever, it stresses that supply chain constraints continue to linger in the MRO sector, leading to extended aircraft maintenance times, and consequently a lower volume of checks. [The] industry continues to face pressures from supply chain constraints, rising costs, tight manpower supply and heightened geopolitical tensions. Likewise, [SIAEC] is contending with similar challenges, particularly supply chain issues and elevated costs, the company states.Its outlook comes as the company significantly improved its earnings for the six months ended 30 September. SIAEC saw a three-fold jump in its operating profit to S$3.4 million $2.56 million for the period.This was on the back of a 12.1% increase in reven
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