MRO & Production

Rolls-Royce has won long term maintenance support business worth $250 million from Cathay Pacific. The Group will provide TotalCare long-term services support for Trent 700 engines that power eight new Airbus A330 aircraft. An enhanced engine refurbishment programme for RB211-524 engines that power existing Boeing 747-400 aircraft will also be delivered up to 2013. Cathay […]

Rockwell Collins has further expanded its offerings in China with the opening of a new China System Support Center (CSSC) in Shanghai. The CSSC is housed within Rockwell Collins

On the verge of an important production ramp up, due to the commercial success of the A380, Airbus and Labinal have signed a contract related to the full fuselage electrical wiring system. This contract supports a global Airbus plan to reduce lead times and costs. With a strong focus on quality, this agreement lays the

Slovenia based Adria Airways Technika has chosen A J Walter Aviation to provide consumables support for its maintenance facility with a wide-ranging MRO capability including Airbus aircraft. AJW will position a spares consignment with Adria in Ljubljana for use and replenishment on demand with payment on consumption. Adria Airways Technika undertakes all airworthiness tasks for

Lufthansa Technik is to provide a Total Component Support agreement (TCS) for a selected number of components for Air New Zealand with immediate effect. The contract is for components utilized on the New Zealand national carrier

Spirit AeroSystems has reached an agreement with Boeing regarding certain claims associated with the development and production of the 787-8 airplane in December 2010. “Working closely with our largest customer, we have developed a fair and equitable framework that reflects current program financial realities and reinforces a partnership that provides the basis for long-term value

Embraer

Aeronautical Engineers (AEI) released that it

Turkish Technic signed a C Check maintenance services agreement for two base maintenance C checks on Boeing B737-400 withTailwind Airlines. Maintenance works will be carried at Turkish Technic

On January 10th final assembly started on the 1,000th Boeing 767 airplane. Workers marked the milestone with a celebration at the Everett, Wash. factory. “This milestone is a credit to every employee who had a hand in building 767s over the past 30 years,” said Kim Pastega, vice president and general manager of the 767