Lufthansa Technik takes over Air India’s Boeing 777 Component support with Multi-Year maintenance, eepair, and overhaul agreement.
Lufthansa Technik has signed a multi-year agreement to take over the Total Component Support (TCS) for Air India’s Boeing 777 fleet, encompassing services for a total of 27 aircraft. The agreement included the maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) of aircraft components, facilitating Air India’s utilization of Lufthansa Technik’s worldwide component pool and logistics services. This robust partnership aims to optimize the airline’s technical operations, enhancing spare parts availability and operational efficiency to the highest standards.
S.K. Dash, Chief Technical Officer at Air India, said, “The partnership with the well-experienced Lufthansa Technik for the component support of our entire Boeing 777 fleet of 27 aircraft is a significant milestone in our collaborative journey. it has demonstrated professional ad-hoc support for our Boeing 777 fleet and we are delighted to strengthen this relationship further by way of this long-term agreement.”
Lufthansa Technik is a prominent provider of MRO services for aircraft and components globally. Known for the extensive expertise and advanced technical capabilities. It supports airlines and operators with comprehensive solutions that ensure optimal aircraft performance and operational reliability. Through its expansive network and innovative services, the company plays a crucial role in enhancing aviation safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness for its clients worldwide.
Dennis Kohr, Senior Vice President Corporate Sales Asia Pacific, Lufthansa Technik, commented, “We would like to thank Air India for their trust and for awarding Lufthansa Technik to provide comprehensive Total Component Support. As the airline continues on its growth path in the next few years, we look forward to supporting them with our services and eagerly anticipate expanding our new partnership further.”
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In addition to Air India, Lufthansa Technik has forged partnerships with Tata group airline companies such as Vistara, specifically focusing on Boeing 787 components since 2020. Furthermore, Lufthansa has collaborated with Air India Express starting January this year, particularly in the domain of Engine Maintenance Services.
