Smartwings, the largest Czech airline, and Lufthansa Technik have solidified their collaboration by signing a comprehensive Engine Maintenance Services agreement for LEAP-1B engines powering Smartwings’ Boeing 737 MAX fleet.
The partnership, based on prior successful cooperation, signifies Smartwings’ trust in Lufthansa Technik’s expertise. The first induction for LEAP-1B engines is scheduled for early 2025.
Additionally, the existing service contract for CFM56-7B engines, supporting 30 Boeing 737NG aircraft, has been extended until 2030.
Lufthansa Technik, already providing Total Component Support services to Smartwings, sees this agreement as a major milestone and emphasises its commitment to delivering world-class engine MRO services.
This post was published on 26 February 2024 21:54
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