MRO Europe 2026 in Amsterdam: Which Turkish and Dutch Companies Are Exhibiting?

MRO Europe, the largest gathering of the aviation maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) industry in Europe, takes place at RAI Amsterdam on 27–29 October 2026. According to the organiser Aviation Week Network, the event brings together more than 11,500 attendees and over 630 exhibitors, bringing airlines, lessors, MROs, OEMs and suppliers together over three days.

Held in Amsterdam this year, the show is particularly relevant both to Turkish aviation companies and to anyone interested in the Dutch market. We went through the official exhibitor list: 12 companies from Türkiye and 30 from the Netherlands are exhibiting. Below you will find their names, stand numbers and our tips for preparing.

MRO Europe 2026 at a glance

• Dates: 27–29 October 2026. Conference 27–28 October, exhibition 28–29 October.
• Venue: RAI Amsterdam, the Netherlands
• Organiser: Aviation Week Network (Informa Markets)
• Scale: more than 11,500 attendees, over 630 exhibitors and a senior-level conference with 30+ speakers
• Who attends: airlines, lessors, MROs, OEMs, parts and service suppliers

Turkish companies at MRO Europe 2026

The official exhibitor platform lists 12 companies registered in Türkiye. They range from large MROs to composite repair, ground support equipment and logistics specialists:

• Turkish Technic: the maintenance, repair, overhaul and modification company of the Turkish Airlines group, and one of the Platinum sponsors of MRO Europe 2026. Stand 1-130
• myTECHNIC: Istanbul-based MRO founded in 2008, covering airframe, engine and component maintenance. Stand 3-515
• Total Technic: founded in 2003, providing repairs approved by the Turkish DGCA, EASA and FAA. Stand 1-805
• BE AERO: maintenance, operation and charter services for business jets, the B737NG and the A320 family. Stand 5-427
• Aldis Aviation: structural and composite repair, wheel and brake maintenance, and EASA Part-147 approved training. Stand 3-511
• MC2 Composite: FAA, EASA and SHT-145 approved composite repair station in Dilovası. Stand 5-305
• ASES Aviation: Ankara-based supplier of advanced composite materials and testing services. Stand 5-1021
• FEZA AERO: design and manufacturing of maintenance tooling, engine transport stands and ground support equipment. Stand 5-907
• MAKRO AERO: aircraft access platforms and hangar docking systems. Stand 5-1046
• LogoSky: EASA Part-21G approved producer of exterior markings, placards and identification plates. Stand 5-611
• OMS Aero Group: spare parts and asset management company founded in Istanbul in 2017. Stand 5-123
• Alfa Freight: AOG and routine transport of aircraft spare parts. Stand 5-120

Most Turkish exhibitors are based in Istanbul, with ASES Aviation from Ankara and MC2 Composite from Dilovası, Kocaeli. Together they show that Türkiye is present in this market not only with maintenance services but also with composites, equipment and parts management.

Dutch companies at MRO Europe 2026

The host country is among the best represented, with 30 exhibitors. AeroNL, the Dutch aerospace and aviation association (formerly the Netherlands Aerospace Group), organises the Netherlands Pavilion at stand 1-357.

Netherlands Pavilion (stand 1-357)

The pavilion includes ADSE Consulting and Engineering, AIIR Innovations, Aviocom, Belgraver Aircraft Interiors, Hive Aerospace Collective, KVE Composites Group, Loxam, NACO (Netherlands Airport Consultants), NLR (Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre) and WFS PRO. Among them, AIIR Innovations offers AI-assisted borescope inspection of jet engines, KVE Composites Group provides EASA Part-145 approved composite repair in The Hague, and NLR offers research and technical expertise to civil and military aviation.

Dutch companies with their own stand

• Fokker Services Group: independent aerospace services company headquartered in Hoofddorp, supporting regional and narrow-body fleets from five facilities in Europe, Asia and the US. Stand 1-155
• AkzoNobel Aerospace Coatings: aircraft coating systems from Sassenheim. Stand 1-560
• SAMCO Aircraft Maintenance: aircraft maintenance at Maastricht Aachen Airport. Stand 1-555
• Mainblades: Hague-based developer of drone-based automated visual aircraft inspection software. Stand 1-756
• EXSYN Aviation Solutions: Schiphol-based developer of apps that validate and connect maintenance and engineering data. Stand 1-258
• SPECTO Aerospace: EASA, FAA and UK CAA Part-145 approved composite repair in Lelystad. Stand 1-755
• TDA (Touchdown Aviation): based in Lijnden. Stand 3-415
• SGI Aviation: based in Amsterdam. Stand 5-805

In addition, Hycom (1-758), NIJL (1-760), AERONED (1-355), EPCOR (1-838), Custers Hydraulica (2-115) and Titomic Europe (1-158) have their own stands. On the logistics side, CEVA Logistics (1-951), CTI Global Logistics (2-108), Reibel Air & Ocean Freight (1-558) and Time Critical Solutions (1-658) exhibit from the Netherlands, and Goodyear and MSA are listed through their Dutch entities.

Where Turkish and Dutch exhibitors meet

Putting the two lists side by side, a few areas stand out where companies from both countries serve the same customers with different strengths:

• Composite repair and materials: MC2 Composite, Aldis Aviation and ASES Aviation from Türkiye; KVE Composites Group and SPECTO Aerospace from the Netherlands.
• Digital maintenance and inspection: Mainblades, AIIR Innovations and EXSYN from the Netherlands; Turkish MROs are among the potential users of these technologies.
• Equipment and hangar solutions: FEZA AERO and MAKRO AERO from Türkiye; hangar investments across Europe are a natural market for these products.
• Logistics and parts management: Alfa Freight and OMS Aero Group from Türkiye; logistics companies around Schiphol from the Netherlands.

Five tips for exhibitors and visitors

• Plan meetings before the show. With only two exhibition days, there is little time for walk-in visits. List the companies you want to meet and send your meeting requests in advance.
• Put your approvals first. A European buyer’s first question is often about your EASA or FAA Part-145 approvals and quality certificates such as AS9100. Make them visible at a glance in your brochure, on your stand and on LinkedIn.
• Prepare a one-page capability summary. A short, clear page in English on what you do, which aircraft types and components you support, your turnaround times and one example case is read more often than a long catalogue.
• Take Dutch business culture into account. Dutch counterparts expect direct, concise communication and punctuality. Realistic turnaround times and transparent pricing build more trust than big promises.
• Follow up within 48 hours. Business cards lose value fast. A personal email based on your meeting notes and a LinkedIn connection are the foundation of post-show communication.

How Edda Creative helps

With our team in Amsterdam and Ankara, Edda Creative works on strategy, brand and communication for Turkish companies preparing for the Dutch and European markets. Before a show we work on positioning and messaging, English and Dutch marketing materials, stand communication and LinkedIn content; afterwards, on the structure of follow-up communication. The meetings and customer relationships stay with your own team; we make sure you go into them prepared and with a consistent story. For details, see our business development and marketing consultancy page; for setting up locally, see company formation in the Netherlands.

Frequently asked questions

When and where is MRO Europe 2026?

MRO Europe 2026 takes place at RAI Amsterdam on 27–29 October 2026. The conference runs 27–28 October and the exhibition 28–29 October.

How many Turkish companies are exhibiting at MRO Europe 2026?

The official exhibitor list includes 12 companies registered in Türkiye. Turkish Technic is also one of the event’s Platinum sponsors.

Which Dutch companies are exhibiting?

Thirty companies from the Netherlands are exhibiting. Fokker Services Group, AkzoNobel Aerospace Coatings, SAMCO, Mainblades and EXSYN have their own stands; NLR, NACO and KVE Composites Group are part of the Netherlands Pavilion organised by AeroNL.

How can I visit the show?

Visitor registration and the conference programme are available on the official MRO Europe website of Aviation Week Network.

The exhibitor list and stand numbers were compiled from the official exhibitor platform on 20 October 2026; the organiser may update them before the show.

Sources

• MRO Europe 2026 – Aviation Week Network (official site)
• MRO Europe 2026 – Official exhibitor list
• AeroNL – Dutch aerospace and aviation association
• Royal NLR – MRO Europe