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September 3, 2025 — Bangkok, Thailand — Block Aero Technologies, the leading aviation blockchain platform, today announced a strategic partnership with Ascent Aviation Services to deliver an end-to-end digital solution for Ascent’s reclamations business.
The initiative will digitize aircraft disassembly and recycling workflows, enable real-time customer visibility, and give Ascent’s clients direct access to the China market through integration with the AFRA-CAAC Parts Registry Program.
Under the agreement, Ascent will deploy Block Aero’s Digital Asset Manager, MRO Manager, and Registry Manager products to streamline operations, secure regulatory compliance, and deliver a digital product passport for every harvested asset. Customers will gain online access to collaborative project workspaces for each work order — bringing unprecedented transparency to the entire reclamation process.
“We’re proud to bring our technology and market expertise to Ascent, enabling unmatched real-time project management, analytics, and customer visibility,” said Todd Siena, CEO of Block Aero Technologies. “Together, we’re setting a new standard for efficiency, trust, and market connectivity in the aviation aftermarket.”
About Block Aero Technologies
Block Aero Technologies is a leading provider of blockchain-enabled digital solutions for the aerospace industry. Its award-winning platform helps organizations manage aircraft, engines, and parts while unlocking operational efficiencies, reducing turnaround times, and opening new revenue opportunities.
For more information, visit www.block.aero.
About Ascent Aviation Services
Ascent Aviation Services is a leading aircraft maintenance and reclamation specialist, providing teardown, repair, and overhaul solutions to commercial operators, lessors, and OEMs worldwide. Ascent is an AFRA-certified facility known for its operational scale, process quality, and customer-first approach.
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