During the week of May 11, 2026, Oceanit attended the Boeing 737 Fleet Meeting, showcasing AeroPel, the advanced protective coating designed to prevent corrosion and improve aircraft durability.
Aircraft corrosion is a persistent problem for aviation manufacturers and operators, adding costs through maintenance and operational downtime. AeroPel, developed by Oceanit, helps prevent corrosion before it starts and has been proven in deployments in Guam and across the mainland United States.
Oceanit exhibited at the event tradeshow alongside companies like GE Aerospace, Honeywell, 3M, Thales Aerospace Communications, BAE Systems, and more, engaging with operators, suppliers, and industry leaders to discuss challenges and innovations shaping the future of the 737 fleet.
This event marked a milestone opportunity for Oceanit to meet with peers across the aerospace and aircraft technology sectors and to share how AeroPel can enhance reliability and reduce maintenance demands for commercial fleets.
To learn more or speak with Oceanit about using AeroPel for your business, please visit aeropeltechnology.com.

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