AAR Profit Surges as Aviation Parts and Software Demand Climb

Driven by a robust performance in its parts supply chain and specialized repair services, AAR posted a sharp fourth-quarter profit of $50.7 million. The aviation services firm outperformed market expectations, delivering $1.27 per share and signaling a period of aggressive expansion across its core technical platforms.

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AAR Profit Surges as Aviation Parts and Software Demand Climb

Revenue climbed 23% to reach $928 million, comfortably exceeding the $893 million forecast by analysts polled by FactSet. Adjusted earnings hit $1.53 a share, besting consensus estimates of $1.38. This momentum was powered largely by a 39% surge in the Parts Supply segment, complemented by a 35% increase in repair, engineering, and software sales.

Looking ahead, AAR projects first-quarter sales growth between 21% and 23%, excluding its Legacy Commercial Programs. For the full 2027 fiscal year, the company anticipates continued upward trajectory with sales growth reaching the low double-digits to low teens.

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