iGO Solutions will deliver these services from its operational hub located in Orly, focusing on Airbus A330CEO, A350-900, and A350-1000 aircraft operated by Air Caraibes and French Bee.
iGo Solutions, a Joint Venture within the Sabena Technics group, has secured a new contract for the online maintenance of Air Caraibes and French Bee’s A330 and A350 fleets. Under this 7 years agreement, iGO Solutions will deliver the services from its operational hub located in Orly, focusing on Airbus A330CEO, A350-900, and A350-1000 aircraft operated by Air Caraibes and French Bee. The scope includes line maintenance tasks conducted on-site, encompassing runway maintenance, minor projects, and logistical fleet management.
Philippe Rochet, President of the Sabena Technics group, said, “We are delighted that Air Caraibes and French Bee have chosen iGO solutions for the online maintenance of their aircraft. These aircraft will be supported by an experienced and fully committed team, with flight safety, reliability, and availability as guiding principles.”
Sabena Technics is a leading independent European leader in the aeronautical maintenance sector. With more than 3,800 employees spread across 20 sites around the world, its expertise covers support for regional, medium, and long-haul fleets, as well as the military sector.
Christine Ourmières-Widener, President of Air Caraïbes and French Bee said,“Choosing iGO Solutions also means choosing to work with a leader in aeronautical maintenance and to continue to prioritize the safety of flights, our passengers, and our employees. We are very happy to be able to count on the expertise and reliability of the teams at Sabena Technics.”
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Air Caraïbes operates a modern fleet comprising 9 Airbus aircraft (A330, A350-900, and A350-1000) along with 3 ATR 72-600s, facilitating its network services. The airline has optimized schedules within its regional network to provide efficient connections for passengers traveling from mainland France to key destinations such as Saint-Martin (Grand Case), Saint-Barthélemy (service operated by St Barth Commuter), and the Dominican Republic (Santo Domingo).
