B&H Worldwide Highlights Global Support for the Engine Community at Aero-Engines Americas 2026

B&H Worldwide, a global leader in aerospace logistics, recently participated in Aero-Engines Americas 2026, one of the aviation industry’s leading gatherings for engine manufacturers, airlines, lessors, MROs and supply chain specialists. Held in Tampa, Florida, the event brought together senior executives and technical experts to discuss the evolving challenges and opportunities within the aero engine sector.

Representing B&H Worldwide at the event were Alejandro Romero, Head of Sales – USA; Kristina Kleiber, Customer Solutions Manager – USA; and Alan Diaz, Inside Sales Specialist – USA. The team engaged with industry partners and customers throughout the conference and exhibition, sharing insights on the growing role of specialised logistics in supporting the global aero engine market.

Aero-Engines Americas has become a key forum for the engine aftermarket, drawing hundreds of senior industry professionals each year to explore market trends, build relationships and discuss operational challenges. Previous editions of the event have attracted more than 1,000 delegates from across airlines, lessors, MROs, OEMs and supply chain providers.

Throughout the event, discussions focused on the continued pressure facing global supply chains and the increasing demand for experienced logistics partners capable of managing complex engine movements. As engine fleets expand and maintenance cycles intensify, reliable transport, handling expertise and rapid response capabilities are becoming even more critical.

Kristina Kleiber, Customer Solutions Manager at B&H Worldwide USA, commented: “Events such as Aero-Engines Americas provide an excellent opportunity to connect with the engine community and understand the operational pressures our customers are facing. One consistent theme we heard was the need for dependable logistics partners who can support engine movements quickly and safely, while maintaining clear communication at every stage of the journey.”

She added: “Engine logistics is highly specialised, and when an engine moves for maintenance, lease transitions or shop visits, timing and visibility are essential. Having true 24/7 communication and clear escalation paths ensures that customers remain informed and confident that their assets are being handled with the care and urgency they require.”

During the event, the B&H Worldwide team held numerous meetings with airlines, MRO providers, lessors and engine specialists to discuss logistics strategies across North America and globally. Many conversations centred on the increasing complexity of engine movements, as operators work to manage maintenance capacity constraints and ongoing supply chain challenges.

With decades of experience supporting the aerospace industry, B&H Worldwide provides dedicated logistics solutions for aircraft engines, components and critical AOG shipments, combining specialist handling expertise with a global network of stations and partners.

Participation in Aero-Engines Americas continues to form part of B&H Worldwide’s commitment to supporting the global engine aftermarket and strengthening relationships across the aviation ecosystem.