Avtrade has announced the continuation of its aircraft acquisition programme with the purchase of an Airbus A340-300 (MSN 078) aircraft. Complete with four CFM56-5C4 engines, the Airbus aircraft will be parted out and components will be added into Avtrade’s extensive Airbus stock to service over 800 airlines worldwide. The Airbus components will be fully serviceable
AJW, a leader in the global management of aircraft spares, is set to provide full power-by-hour support to Brazilian Operator, Modern Logistics. Support of its B737-400 freighters and augment dispatch reliability will begin imminently as the airline expands fleet to fifteen aircraft. The multi-year contract recognizes the reputation that AJW has established in the Brazilian
Malaysia Airlines has decided to extend its long-running component support contract with AFI KLM E&M covering its fleet of Boeing Next-Generation 737-800 aircraft. The initial agreement was intended to cover 35 aircraft. The support provided by AFI KLM E&M covers 54 aircraft and will involve a wider range of Part Numbers (P/N). The Malaysian Carrier
SR Technics is expanding its line maintenance capabilities to accommodate two new Airbus families. As of April 1, 2017, the Zurich line station and as of May 1, the Geneva station has extended their capabilities of servicing the Airbus A350. Both Zurich and Geneva line stations are now also equipped to handle everything from routine
South Korean carrier Asiana has entrusted OEMServices’ integrated component support solution for its A350-900 fleet. OEMServices and Asiana have signed an integrated component support contract covering repair services, pool access and 24/7 component support from OEMServices’ main A350 regional pool, based at Singapore’s Changi Airport. Within the scope of this contract, OEMServices will be supporting
The Airbus U.S. Manufacturing Facility in Mobile, Alabama, has received the major component assemblies for the first A320 that will be produced in the U.S. The 27 aircraft delivered from the facility thus far have been A321s. This marks another important milestone for the manufacturing facility, which began production in July 2015 and is equipped
Aircrafters have signed a multi-year contract to support the wheels and brakes on Cayman Airways’ fleet of 737Classic and 737NG/MAX aircraft. Cayman Airways’ wheels and brakes will be supported through Aircrafters’ Advanced Exchange Program (AEP). Jim Hicks, President of Aircrafters said “We are thrilled to be working with Cayman Airways, supporting their wheels and brakes
CTT Systems AB (CTT), a market leader in aircraft humidity control systems, has received Zonal Drying order for additional 2 Boeing 757-200s and 7 Boeing 767-300s to be retrofit installed by AZUR Aviation. Delivery from October 2017 to first quarter 2018. Peter Landquist, VP Sales & Marketing, CTT Systems AB, comments: ‘We are privileged to
Falcon Aviation, the UAE’s business aviation services, charter and aircraft management Company, has achieved approval from the UAE’s General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) to perform third party line maintenance at its new Dubai South facility at Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) base in Dubai. This facility is co-located along with its FBO facility in the
Täby Air Maintenance, TAM, has been given an EASA Production Organisation Approval certificate, POA, meaning that TAM now is fully authorised to manufacture parts and appliances for their well reputed Saab 340 A/B cargo conversion design as well as other new projects. As cargo conversions for the venerable Saab 340 A/B family of regional airliners
