AAR Corp
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AAR Corp
AAR Corp. is an aerospace services company that helps airlines, cargo carriers, governments, and military operators keep aircraft flying. It repairs and overhauls aircraft parts, sells spare parts and components, and manages supply chains for customers that need hard-to-find aviation equipment and support. The company makes money mainly by charging for maintenance work, selling parts, and running outsourced logistics and supply programs. Its customers use AAR when they want a single partner to source parts, repair equipment, and handle inventory or repair management instead of doing all of that in-house. What makes AAR different is its focus on the aircraft aftermarket rather than building planes. It sits in the middle of the aviation value chain, where reliability, fast parts access, and technical know-how matter more than brand names or aircraft sales.
AAR Corp. is an aerospace services company that helps airlines, cargo carriers, governments, and military operators keep aircraft flying. It repairs and overhauls aircraft parts, sells spare parts and components, and manages supply chains for customers that need hard-to-find aviation equipment and support.
The company makes money mainly by charging for maintenance work, selling parts, and running outsourced logistics and supply programs. Its customers use AAR when they want a single partner to source parts, repair equipment, and handle inventory or repair management instead of doing all of that in-house.
What makes AAR different is its focus on the aircraft aftermarket rather than building planes. It sits in the middle of the aviation value chain, where reliability, fast parts access, and technical know-how matter more than brand names or aircraft sales.
Growth: Total sales were $845.0 million, up 25% year‑over‑year driven by 14% organic adjusted sales growth and broad-based strength across parts, repair and software.
Profitability: Adjusted EBITDA was $102.1 million (up 26%) and adjusted operating income was $86.2 million (up 31%), with adjusted diluted EPS of $1.25 (up 26%).
Parts momentum: Parts supply sales of $392.5 million grew 45%; new parts distribution rose 62% total and 36% organically, including a 55% organic increase in government distribution.
HAECO update: Integration of HAECO Americas is ahead of schedule, management expects margins to recover as rightsizing and process changes complete; a bargain purchase gain was recorded and excluded from adjusted results.
Software traction: Trax continues to ramp (Delta deployment at ~2,000 users, targeting 6,000 for initial module) and recurring revenue is growing.
Balance sheet & cash: Generated $75 million in operating cash flow; net leverage 2.17x (inside 2.0x–2.5x target).
Outlook: Q4 guidance: total adjusted sales +19% to +21%, organic +6% to +8%, and operating margin 10.2%–10.5%; full‑year sales growth roughly 19% with ~12% organic growth.
