News | 26. 10. 2015
During the MRO Europe Conference 2015 in London (UK), Liebherr-Aerospace and AJW Aviation, signed a global support and services agreement regarding a repair-by-the-hour scheme which covers up to 304 aircraft by the year 2020. The agreement includes, among others, the Airbus single aisle fleet of easyJet.
Joël Cadaux, Director Business & Services from Customer Support of Liebherr-Aerospace & Transportation SAS said: “Liebherr-Aerospace offers tailored solutions, adapted to our customers’ fleet sizes and business requirements. AJW Aviation, as well as the final customers, for example easyJet, will benefit of our OEM expertise and know-how.”
The support Services will be carried out by Liebherr-Aerospace's service stations in Lindenberg (Germany) , Toulouse (France) in Saline, Michigan (USA). The contract also covers repair components and associated services to other operators supported by AJW Aviation.
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