News | 09/15/2015
Liebherr-Aerospace Singapore has renewed ist contracts with Singapore Airlines Engineering Company and Singapore Technologies Aero Supplies, two of its most important customers in Singapore. The Agreements cover component repair and logistic support services for air management, flight control as well as hydraulic components installed on the A319/A320/A321 fleets of numerous airlines in the region.
Both customers thanked Liebherr-Aerospace’s team for their commitment in making the partnerships work through all the past years. They expressed their satisfaction with the quality and performance of Liebherr-Aerospace’s service and their confidence in the future of their renewed parnterships. Ekkehard Pracht, General Manager of Liebherr-Aerospace Singapore concluded: “We are proud and grateful for such positive customer testimonies that confirm and encourage us in the commitments towards serving our customer community.”
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