US EditionEmirates Moves A380 Engine Work in-House with New Rolls-Royce Agreement
- Emirates signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Rolls-Royce to develop in-house Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul capabilities for its Trent 900 engines by 2027, aiming for long-term maintenance independence for its Airbus A380 fleet.
- The new facility will support full Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul work, allowing Emirates to perform fan case repairs independently, with the first induction expected in 2027.
- Emirates has extended its TotalCare service agreement with Rolls-Royce into the 2040s, reinforcing the airline's operational strategy for its A380 fleet.
- Emirates continues to be the world’s largest operator of the A380, with 116 aircraft currently in service.
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Emirates signs MOU with Rolls-Royce to conduct engine MRO
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