November 7, 2025
Maurice Ward Group proudly marked another successful year at MRO Europe 2025 held at ExCel London with new partnerships and key industry insights. One more time it became clear that Maurice Ward Group is on the right way, because aerospace needs trusted partners that can handle everything.
As our Development Manager Mr. Singh said:
“There isn’t anything we don’t do”.
With more than 10000 industry specialists participating, MRO Europe 2025 offered a place for professionals to collaborate and shape the future of aviation. For Maurice Ward Group it was not about another exhibition, but about the strong and meaningful impact.
Our team together with our Country Managers and Aerospace Division specialists presented MWG as one of the biggest Europe’s freight-forwarding and logistics partners. Together they introduced our aviation solutions, highlighted our commitment to sustainability, innovation and reliability.
Throughout the event, we were engaged in valuable discussion with suppliers, aviation partners across the world, highlighting how our professionals help aviation clients boost reliability and improve efficiency.
We met with actual and potential clients form Aerospace vertical and expanded network of professional partners from aviation. During these 2 days our stand was busy with lots of visitors who were actively interested in new business opportunities.
We strengthened our relationships and made new strategic connections across aerospace and aviation network.
Maurice Ward Group is proud to have played an active role and showing our continued commitment to excellence and growth. We bring those insights with us to share new solution on aviation and drive growth in 2026.
The first ever ‘cargo only’ flight was recorded in November 1910 in the USA, using a Wright Model B aeroplane that flew 65 miles carrying a package of silk. The business owner used the pioneering transport more as a PR stunt to celebrate the opening of his store, with the bundle of silk cut into individual pieces and glued onto souvenir postcards.
As one of Europe’s key maritime gateways, the Port of Hamburg plays a central role in international supply chains. Supporting cargo flows through this major hub, our German customs team ensures that shipments moving through Hamburg are handled with efficiency and full visibility.
The German port system has recently transitioned to a new release process known as Secure Release Order (SRO). SRO is a new digital, PIN-free, mandatory process for import container releases at major German seaports: Hamburg, Bremerhaven, and Wilhelmshaven, introduced to prevent container thefts and smuggling.
In a situation when aircraft is suddenly grounded due to technical issue every second of the technical issues has its effects. This is where MW France AOG services showcase their time-critical, high-impact solutions to manage the issues.
