Turkish Technic has signed a five-year service and licence agreement with GE Aerospace to provide authorised MRO services for Data Link Control and Display Units (DCDUs), strengthening its avionics support capabilities for airline customers.
Under the agreement, Turkish Technic is authorised to perform OEM-approved maintenance for DCDUs from its facilities in Istanbul, supporting both domestic and international operators. The partnership expands the company’s component repair portfolio while enhancing regional access to certified avionics MRO services.
As part of the collaboration, GE Aerospace will provide dedicated test equipment, genuine OEM spare parts, technical documentation and engineering support, enabling Turkish Technic to carry out maintenance in accordance with the manufacturer’s standards for cockpit data-link communication systems.
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Yasin Birinci, CTO of Turkish Technic, said the agreement marks another step in expanding the company’s electronics maintenance capabilities. He noted that the partnership will improve service availability for airline operators, helping reduce aircraft downtime, enhance fleet reliability and deliver faster turnaround times.
The agreement further strengthens Turkish Technic’s position as a regional MRO provider while supporting the growing demand for specialised avionics maintenance services in the global aviation aftermarket.
