ARTS Group supports a broad range of OEMs across the aerospace value chain — including aircraft, engine, avionics, cabin, aerostructure, and system manufacturers. We deliver support throughout the full product lifecycle: from development and prototype builds, through ramp-up and series production, to modifications and end-of-life services. Our expertise spans structural assembly, electrical installation, quality inspection, supply chain coordination, and tooling management. This includes work on aircraft types like the A320, A350, A400M, and projects in eVTOL and composite manufacturing. Our teams are active on-site at OEM production lines and supplier facilities, providing either individual specialists or complete work packages.

We work with both OEMs and their suppliers — including Tier 1 and Tier 2 manufacturers across aircraft structures, systems, components, and interiors. Our teams support industrialisation, logistics, quality, and production tasks directly at supplier sites, helping stabilize outputs, close quality gaps and meet delivery targets. This includes work in composite manufacturing, cabin systems, aerostructure assembly and electrical installation. We ensure that supplier operations align with OEM compliance frameworks and production schedules, particularly during ramp-ups or program transitions. Our flexible deployment model and process understanding allow us to adapt to supplier-side challenges without compromising traceability or EASA/FAA conformity.

Yes. In addition to OEM support, ARTS provides Aviation Asset Management services tailored to the needs of aircraft owners, lessors and operators. This includes physical inspections, lease transitions, repair coordination, technical records review and parts or materials trading. We help maintain asset value throughout the lifecycle and ensure that aircraft meet regulatory and contractual conditions during lease returns or handovers. Our teams operate with full alignment to EASA and FAA regulatory environments and offer global on-site support. For lessors, we also provide local project teams to reduce downtime during reconfigurations or AOG situations.

We typically deploy operational teams within 5 to 10 working days, depending on the required profiles, location, and project scope. Thanks to our in-house workforce solutions and an established pool of qualified experts, we can react quickly to customer needs — especially in time-sensitive production or ramp-up phases. Our streamlined onboarding and compliance processes, combined with existing framework agreements in key aerospace hubs, allow us to scale resources without delay. This applies to both single-role deployments and large-scale project teams across engineering, production, and logistics.

Yes. Our services meet the requirements of both EASA and FAA-regulated environments. We operate in certified contexts (e.g. Part 21, Part 145) and deliver support aligned with AS9100, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards. This includes work in quality assurance, warehouse operations, and tool management for clients like ATR — where we manage over 7,000 items with full traceability and audit readiness.

Yes. Our teams are experienced in working directly within customer systems, including SAP, MES, PLM, and other OEM-specific platforms. This reduces the need for additional interfaces or training and ensures seamless integration into your workflows from day one. Whether supporting digital production planning, materials tracking or quality documentation, we adapt to your processes to ensure alignment, data security, and operational continuity. Our approach is designed to minimise friction and reduce onboarding time — especially in complex, regulated environments like aerospace manufacturing.