The quality management system applicable to the Aerospace Division of Liebherr Machinery Service (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. has recently obtained its certification according to the latest AS9120 Rev. B and AS 9110 Rev. C standards, attesting it meets all current requirements for distribution and maintenance of products for the aerospace industry.
In addition to the CAAC, JMM, EASA and FAA approvals, the objective of these standards, published by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) International for aviation, is to demonstrate specific industry requirements for repair and spare parts distribution.
Liebherr-Aerospace China, located on the site of Liebherr Machinery Service (Shanghai) Co. Ltd, was set up to offer to airlines based in mainland China repair facilities, and thus to improve component support and repair turn-around times. These two certifications confirm that Liebherr-Aerospace focuses on consistently meeting industrial standard, airworthiness regulation and customer requirements, and keeps enhancing quality, safety and customer satisfaction.
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