Farsound has been named as a sponsor of the forthcoming AeroEngines Americas conference and exhibition, taking place on 29 February and 1 March 2024 in Miami, Florida. The team will attend both days to discuss Farsound’s services across the Americas.

Farsound works with customers across the Americas to provide its industry-leading aero engine part distribution, logistics and supply chain solutions. Each service has been carefully developed to support the aerospace customers in a wide range of areas, including aero parts tracking and delivery, international warehousing support, quality control management, kitting and line-feed delivery services.

Farsound is widening its presence in the USA, following the recent expansion of its warehousing facilities in Toronto, Canada. This will allow Farsound to enhance the services it provides to its growing list of customers. The business is currently experiencing ongoing growth across the Americas. New specialist warehousing and office facilities in San Antonio, Texas, will further support Farsound’s provision in the US when it opens in the second quarter of 2024.

Matt Berkebile, President of Farsound USA says: “We are looking forward to coming to Miami for this year’s AeroEngines conference and exhibition. The Americas are key markets for us, as we seek to expand Farsound’s reach globally and to extend our service offering in the region. The opportunity to network with leading decision-makers, organisations and brands at such a prestigious event is one that we are keen to grasp as fully as we can.”

Aero-Engines Americas is the largest gathering of aircraft engine thought-leaders and industry players in the world. More than 800 leaders, executives and decision-makers from OEMS, MROs, airlines, lessors and suppliers gather for the two-day day conference to exchange innovative ideas and best practices, build on existing business relationships and forge new connections. The 2024 conference will cover a wide-ranging set of themes, including key trends that will shape the future of commercial engine fleets and MRO; new generation engine MRO capacity, rising costs and parts acceptance and developing sustainable MRO operations.