Satair has inked a long-term agreement with Cebu Pacific, the leading airline in the Philippines. The agreement covers Satair’s Integrated Material Services (IMS) solution, which will provide comprehensive expendable material management for Cebu Pacific’s entire fleet, including its Airbus A320 family and Airbus A330 aircraft.
Under the terms of the agreement, Cebu Pacific will entrust Satair with the responsibility for managing its material supply chain for all expendables covered by the service. The arrangement includes agreed performance levels to ensure reliable material availability.
Satair’s IMS solution has been developed in close collaboration with Cebu Pacific to suit the airline’s specific operational needs. The service will include locally consigned stock and access to globally positioned parts, ensuring a dependable supply of a wide range of expendables. A dedicated Satair team will also be based on-site to work alongside Cebu Pacific’s own staff, enabling close day-to-day cooperation and support.
Tommy Hughes, Chief Commercial Officer at Satair, said the agreement reflects the strong and evolving relationship between the two companies. He stated,
“We are extremely pleased to conclude this IMS agreement with Cebu Pacific, which reflects the strong partnership we are building together. More than just managing materials, this collaboration is about giving their teams the confidence and flexibility to focus on what matters most — keeping their operations running smoothly.”
The agreement marks an important step in Cebu Pacific’s strategy to strengthen its operational resilience as it continues to expand its network in the Asia-Pacific region.
