Bird Aviation is expanding its operational capabilities by adding a new narrobody hangar at Larnaca Airport. The new hangar will enhance the company’s capacity to accommodate a higher volume of maintenance operations, leveraging Cyprus’s strategic location as a key hub connecting Europe, Asia, and Africa.
Frederic Pralus, chief executive, Bird Aviation, stated: “This expansion represents a crucial development in our growth strategy. The addition of the new hangar will significantly augment our maintenance capacity and enable us to more effectively meet the evolving requirements of the aviation industry.”
The construction project, located adjacent to the existing hangar on Bird Aviation’s premises, is progressing as planned and is scheduled for completion within the upcoming months.
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The expansion addresses the increasing demand for Bird Aviation’s services and reflects the company’s growing client base. This positioning enhances Bird Aviation’s ability to serve a broad spectrum of airlines across the EMEA region.The new facility is expected to be operational before the end of 2024, further bolstering Bird Aviation’s ability to provide comprehensive maintenance services and support its expanding client base.
