Anemo Aero

Fastening systems for all companies in aerospace & aviation industry
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Welcome to Anemo Engineering — Aerospace Fastening Solutions

At Anemo Engineering, we specialize in delivering high-performance fastening systems tailored for the aerospace industry. Trusted by engineers and manufacturers worldwide, our mission is to simplify assembly, enhance reliability, and reduce turnaround time across aerospace applications.

✦ Our Aerospace Product Range:

Whether you're outfitting aircraft interiors, working on MRO solutions, or developing new aerospace systems, Anemo Engineering provides fastening technology you can count on — tested to meet stringent aviation standards.

Let's build aerospace excellence, together.

Upcoming air shows:

MRO Europe Amsterdam October 28-29, 2026

MRO Americas Orlando April 21-23, 2026

ILA Berlin June 10–14, 2026

FIA England Farnborough July 20-24, 2026

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Recent Aviation Incidents

Incident: ANZ A20N at Sydney on Oct 24th 2025, hydraulic failure
Incident: France B773 over Switzerland on Oct 24th 2025, heat in the cabin
Incident: Delta B739 at Minneapolis on Oct 23rd 2025, rejected takeoff due to engine failure
Incident: Indigo A20N near Varanasi on Oct 22nd 2025, fuel leak
Incident: KLM B773 at Paramaribo on Oct 22nd 2025, in search for ATC
Incident: Ryukyu DH8D near Okinawa on Oct 22nd 2025, cracked windshield
Incident: Delta B763 over Atlantic on Oct 21st 2025, engine shut down in flight
Incident: Malaysia B738 near Bintulu on Oct 21st 2025, loss of cabin pressure
Incident: AZAL A320 at St. Petersburg on Oct 20th 2025, problems with landing gear, overran runway on landing back
Incident: AZAL A320 at St. Petersburg on Oct 20th 2025, problems with landing gear, overran runway on landing back
Incident: Delta B752 at New Orleans on Oct 20th 2025, down to one generator
Accident: ACT B744 at Hong Kong on Oct 20th 2025, runway excursion, aircraft broken up in waters
Accident: ACT B744 at Hong Kong on Oct 20th 2025, runway excursion, aircraft broken up in waters
Incident: Blue Island AT72 at Dublin on Oct 20th 2025, engine shut down in flight
Incident: Skywest E175 at Omaha on Oct 20th 2025, knocking on cockpit's door
Incident: EAT Leipzig A306 at Amsterdam on Oct 18th 2025, rejected takeoff due to bird strike
Incident: Etihad A21N near Kolkata on Oct 18th 2025, loss of cabin pressure
Incident: Eastern Express B734 at Ft. Myers on Oct 18th 2025, runway excursion
Incident: Air China A321 over East China Sea on Oct 18th 2025, PED LiOn Battery ablaze in flight
Incident: Air China A321 over East China Sea on Oct 18th 2025, PED LiOn Battery ablaze in flight
Incident: United B38M near Salt Lake City on Oct 16th 2025, cracked windshield
Incident: Thai Viet A320 at Chiang Mai on Oct 16th 2025, cargo smoke indication
Incident: Argentinas B738 at Buenos Aires on Oct 15th 2025, engine failure on initial climb

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Denotes any safety-relevant event out of the ordinary during a flight (from the moment the first person boards the aircraft with the intention to fly until the last person disembarks), which causes no injuries or fatalities and only limited damage (exception: the engines of an aircraft may sustain even catastrophic damage in an incident).
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