Malaysia Airlines has extended its Flight Hour Services (FHS) agreement with Airbus for its A330ceo fleet.
The long-term power-by-the-hour contract covers integrated component support, including on-site stock, access to Airbus’ component pool, repair services and component reliability engineering.
Aida Salfaraz Ahmad Fadzil, Chief Operating Officer of Malaysia Airlines, said, “The extension of this agreement reflects the value that the Airbus Flight Hour Services programme continues to bring to our operations. Since 2017, Airbus has supported the performance and reliability of our A330 fleet through its component services and technical expertise. As we continue to focus on operational efficiency and service excellence, this programme remains an important part of our support framework, and we look forward to continuing our collaboration with Airbus.”
Malaysia Airlines will also have access to Airbus engineering support and regional FHS representatives to support day-to-day maintenance activities.
Airbus FHS has provided component maintenance support for Malaysia Airlines’ A330ceo fleet since 2017. The airline also uses the programme for its A330neo fleet, which entered service in 2024.
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“This A330ceo contract extension is a strong testament to the trust Malaysia Airlines places in the Airbus Flight Hour Services programme,” highlighted Anand Stanley, President of Airbus in Asia-Pacific. “We have been working closely with Malaysia Airlines for almost a decade to enhance our service activities, and look forward to continuing to support the performance and reliability of its A330 fleet.”
The extension continues Airbus’ component support for Malaysia Airlines’ A330 fleet, with the agreement providing ongoing access to repair, pool, and engineering services.
