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AAR (AIR) is well positioned to outperform the market, as it exhibits above-average growth in financials.
AIR tops second-quarter earnings and sales estimates as strong Parts Supply growth and lower expenses drive double-digit revenue gains year over year.
AAR Corp. (AIR) Q2 2026 Earnings Call Transcript
Thai Airways picks AIR's subsidiaries, Trax and Aerostrat, to drive a digital MRO upgrade with real-time data, AI tools and advanced maintenance planning.
AIR extends a multi-year deal with Air Methods to provide aircraft warranty and value engineering services amid rising MRO demand.
AAR Corp.'s expanding MRO capacity, strong liquidity and low debt underscore its growth outlook, making the stock a compelling aerospace pick.
Here is how AAR (AIR) and Safran SA (SAFRY) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.
AAR has divested its landing gear business, which has been a margin dragger for years. With the divestiture, management intends to expand margins. The Parts Supply business continues to grow significantly while being more margin accretive; however, the same hasn't been the case with the MRO business. The reason the MRO business is lagging in performance is due to the fact that most of AIR's hangars are at full capacity, and for further growth, the firm must expand capacity.
AAR (AIR) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?