Air Kasai, a Democratic Republic of the Congo-based airline, has
selected Sabena technics for the component support of its first
ATR72-200 (MSN 408 | N408AT), leased from Nordic Aviation Capital.
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Showing posts with label Aircraft Maintenance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aircraft Maintenance. Show all posts
Monday, June 17, 2013
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
■ SPAIN: Rwandair awards Iberia contract for CRJ900 maintenance.
The maintenance division of Spanish carrier Iberia (IB), Iberia Maintenance, and Rwandan carrier Rwandair (WB) have signed a comprehensive contract which will see the Spanish firm being responsible for the up keep and maintenance of the components of Rwandair's two brand new Bombardier CRJ900s.
Labels:
Aircraft Maintenance,
Bombardier,
CRJ 900,
Iberia,
Iberia Maintenance,
Madrid,
MRO,
Spain
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
■ NIGERIA: Embraer provisionally agrees to partner Government in Nigerian airline refleeting initiative.
Fresh from the announcement of its intention to open its first African Authorized Aircraft Service Facility (AASF) in Kenya next year, Embraer, the Brazilian regional aircraft manufacturer, has provisionally agreed to collaborate with the Nigerian Government's efforts to assist domestic Nigerian airlines in acquiring new aircraft "at concessionary rates."
Labels:
Aircraft Maintenance,
Brazil,
British Airways,
Embraer,
FAAN,
MRO,
Nigeria
Monday, November 26, 2012
■ KENYA: Embraer to open an Authorized Service Facility in Nairobi with Kenya Airways in 2013.
Embraer, the Brazilian regional aircraft manufacturer, has set its sights on Nairobi, Kenya and partner Kenya Airways (KQ) as a potential base for its first Authorized Aircraft Service Facility (AASF) in Africa to be opened in early 2013.
Labels:
Aircraft Maintenance,
Embraer,
Kenya,
Kenya Airways,
MRO,
Nairobi,
Service Facility
Friday, October 5, 2012
► ETHIOPIA: Ethiopian's first 787 undergoes GEnx engine change as General Electric issues global turbine inspection directive.
Despite having now received their second Boeing 787-8 (MSN 34746 | ET-AOR), Ethiopian Airlines (ET) have only recently finished dealing with their maiden Boeing 787-8's (MSN 34745 | ET-AOQ) first technical glitch: the replacement of one of its General Electric (GEnx-1B64) engines which had experienced problems with its hydraulics and oil leakage.
Thursday, October 4, 2012
■ MOROCCO: Air France Industrie to outsource 100 jobs to Casablanca.
In a move bound to have serious repercussions in France and with Air France trade unions in particular, the maintenance wing of Air France, Air France Industrie, has announced it will outsource 100 out of the 450 technician jobs at its Croix-du-Sud Facility at Toulouse-Blagnac, to Morocco.
Labels:
Air France,
Aircraft Maintenance,
Casablanca,
Morocco,
Outsourcing,
Redundancy,
Toulouse
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