AerSale Begins Teardown of Ex-KLM Boeing 737-800 in the UK

October 13, 2026By Jacqueline Carlon

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AerSale (NASDAQ: ASLE) has begun the teardown of a Boeing 737-800, MSN 29132, formerly operated by KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. The aircraft is being disassembled at ASI in the United Kingdom, placing used serviceable material (USM) close to European operators and MRO providers for faster, simpler regional support.

Because the airframe was owned and operated by a major international airline, customers can expect quality material backed by strong traceability.

Parts will be available through AerSale beginning next month. Visit us at MRO Europe [stand #1-746] or contact chris.olds@aersale.com for availability and quotes.

AerSale is a leading provider of aftermarket commercial aircraft, engines, and integrated solutions.

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