Atsushi Maeda, Executive Officer of Procurement at Japan Airlines, said: “The Airbus A350 constitutes a key element of the future Japan Airlines fleet. We believe this agreement will bring us even more stable and smooth component operations and the highest performance for our customers. Furthermore, it provides us with additional benefits such as maintenance cost optimization and cost control, while enhancing the long term partnership with Lufthansa Technik.”
Gerald Steinhoff, Vice President Corporate Sales Asia Pacific at Lufthansa Technik, said: “We are very proud and honoured to extend our services with comprehensive MRO solutions for Japan Airlines’ Airbus A350 fleet. We will work very closely together as partners to ensure the highest safety and reliability. With this latest agreement, Lufthansa Technik has proven its position as a leader for A350 component services in the Asia Pacific. This will also result in a further increase of A350 components allocated to our warehouses in the region.”
With the new agreement, Japan Airlines and Lufthansa Technik continue to expand their successful relationship which already includes a variety of MRO services. Among others, Lufthansa Technik has been providing TCS® services for Japan Airlines’ Boeing 787 fleet since 2011.
15.01.2019
This post was published on 15 January 2019 23:45
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