APOC Aviation has opened a new warehouse in the Netherlands.

Based on the same campus as its existing facility between Schiphol and Rotterdam, the leasing, trading, aircraft component and part-out specialist has added a further 2,500sq m of warehouse, technical support space and offices.

APOC said the new premises benefit from green technology features and allow for future expansion as the company expects to double its stock hub capability and workforce over the next five years.

Electric temperature control and high-spec insulation are expected to reduce energy consumption. The building also has solar panels installed to leverage sustainable energy use.

APOC’s vice president operations Arjan de Jong commented: “The part-out of an aircraft is a green process as it extends component lifecycles, thereby reducing the ecological footprint of parts. We foresee significant growth as the business develops trading activity worldwide, and this new facility not only complements our business ethos but also future-proofs APOC’s ambitious programme of narrow-body teardowns. We have the scope to scale up operations and better support our customers with ever-faster deliveries underpinned by our close proximity to Schiphol airport.”

APOC said recent teardowns had boosted its inventory of modern narrowbody parts. Primarily housed in the Netherlands, these integrated components also support APOC’s global customer base from stock hubs in Miami and Singapore.