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Thales and AJW Group extend their multi-year aircraft component repair services agreement.

Thales and AJW Group expand repair services agreement

Thales and AJW Group have extended their existing repair services agreement under a new multi-year deal, expanding support to additional customers and aircraft families.

Announced at MRO Europe in Amsterdam, the agreement builds on the partnership established in 2021 and broadens the scope of repair services offered by the two companies. The expansion aims to provide operators with responsive, high-quality repair support across a wider range of aircraft applications.

Expanding repair support

The extended agreement strengthens the collaboration between Thales and AJW Group, with both companies seeking to improve the availability of repair solutions for their customers. By including additional customers and aircraft families, the partnership will widen access to the companies’ repair capabilities.

Daniela Serafini, General Manager Europe, Thales Aviation Global Services, said the expanded agreement reflected the strength of the long-standing relationship and the companies’ shared focus on customer service. She added that broadening the collaboration would enable them to provide repair support to more customers across additional aircraft families.

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Scott Symington, Chief Commercial Officer at AJW Group, said the partnership had continued to develop around a shared commitment to dependable customer support. He described the expansion as a natural next step in the relationship, strengthening the repair solutions AJW Group can offer to aircraft operators.

The multi-year agreement reinforces the companies’ ongoing collaboration in aircraft repair services and their focus on meeting the evolving support requirements of customers across a broader range of aircraft families.

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