Lufthansa Technik and Emirates Extend A380 Services Contract
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Emirates signs on as first Lufthansa customer in Clark
MANILA, Philippines — Even with construction still underway, Lufthansa Technik Philippines has already secured the first customer for its latest base maintenance facility at Clark International Airport, landing a multiyear deal with Emirates. Announcing the deal on Wednesday, Lufthansa Technik said Emirates had commissioned it to perform heavy maintenance checks on its Airbus A380 fleet—the
Emirates renewed until 2030 its heavy maintenance contract for Airbus A380 with Lufthansa Technik Philippines. The deal, presented as one of the most important ever valued by the Philippine subsidiary of the German group, guarantees two dedicated maintenance lines to Manila and opens the doors to the Dubai company of the future Clark site, of which it will be the launching customer from 2028. Emirates extends the heavy maintenance of its A380 Em…
Lufthansa Technik and Emirates renew A380 maintenance deal
Lufthansa Technik and Emirates reinforced their long-standing A380 base maintenance agreement. Under the new multi-year contract, Lufthansa Technik Philippines, the global MRO provider’s Asian centre of excellence for widebody base maintenance, will continue carrying out heavy checks on Emirates’ A380s until 2030. The programme is already under way at Lufthansa Technik Philippines’ existing maintenance facility […] The post Lufthansa Technik and…
Lufthansa Technik Philippines & Emirates extended A380 maintenance
Lufthansa Technik and Emirates have extended their base maintenance agreement for the airline’s Airbus A380 fleet. Lufthansa Technik Philippines, the global MRO company’s Asian competence centre for widebody base maintenance in Manila will continue to perform heavy checks on Emirates’ A380 aircraft through 2030. The company has assigned two dedicated base maintenance lines for Emirates and says the airline will also become the launch customer fo…
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