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AAR extends commercial distribution agreement with Arkwin

AAR Corp has signed a multi-year extension of its exclusive, global distribution agreement with Arkwin Industries.

Craig Waters

10 December 2025 • 1 min read

AAR extends commercial distribution agreement with Arkwin — Credit: AAR Corp

AAR Corp has signed a multi-year extension of its exclusive, global distribution agreement with Arkwin Industries.

The agreement covers Arkwin Industries’ broad line of actuation, valve, and reservoir products on various engine and airframe platforms for the commercial aviation aftermarket.

Frank Landrio, AAR Corp’s senior vice president of distribution, said: "AAR is pleased to extend our relationship with Arkwin. Given the increase in engine repair activity, we will continue to meet the needs of our customers through our proven ability to execute.”

Omar Peele, Arkwin Industries’ vice president of sales and marketing, said: "Our collaboration to provide reliable products, component exchange and kitting services, in-region stocking, and warranty management have been game changers for our global customers."

Craig Waters

10 December 2025 • 1 min read

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