Tour AELS: aircraft dismantling in practice

Literally all parts, from the instruments in the cockpit to the toilet units and seats, can be reused for many years to come, because they are always designed to strict maintenance standards.A prerequisite is that they are dismantled and certified in the correct manner.This is done through reverse mounting, which is subject to very strict guidelines. The professional, experienced technicians of AELS follow these processes closely and in a structured manner, so that the parts can be safely offered to the market after certification. The dismantling process takes place at Twente Airport, the home base of AELS.

During the Week of the Circular Economy, AELS opens its doors for a one-time public tour. The maximum number of participants is 25. If that number has been reached, you will be put on a waiting list. There is a maximum of 2 people per registration. You can only register via the link below, after which you will receive an email asking you to provide additional information.