One of Turkey’s leading aircraft maintenance and repair organizations (MRO), Turkish Airlines Technic Inc., has signed new Component Pool and Landing Gear Maintenance Agreements with Turkish Airlines and SunExpress. Under these agreements, SunExpress will be able to leverage the expertise of Turkish Airlines Technic Inc. for a broad component inventory and maintenance capabilities over the next five years.
According to the agreement, component support for SunExpress’s Boeing 737NG and Boeing 737MAX fleets will be provided, minimizing the downtime of aircraft. The second agreement covers landing gear maintenance and repair operations as well as spare parts supply for SunExpress’s Boeing 737NG fleet. These collaborations will support SunExpress’s operational continuity and ensure that its fleet remains ready for flight.
Thanks to SunExpress
Following the signing of the agreements, Turkish Airlines Technic Inc. CEO and Board Member Mikail Akbulut expressed his satisfaction, saying, “We are pleased to further strengthen our longstanding, over ten-year collaboration with SunExpress through these new agreements. With our comprehensive component services, we aim to enhance SunExpress’s operational efficiency. We thank SunExpress for their trust in our expertise, and together we aim to further strengthen Turkey’s position in the global aviation industry.”
“Our Collaboration Will Contribute to Reliable Service”
SunExpress CEO Max Kownatzki emphasized the significance of this agreement in reinforcing the partnership, stating, “Our long-standing collaboration with Turkish Airlines Technic Inc. is a testament to our commitment to safety and efficiency. With component support and landing gear maintenance services, we will maintain our operational reliability to high standards. We believe that this collaboration will make a valuable contribution to operational excellence and provide safe service to our customers.”
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