HEICO Repair Group has won a three-year contract with Cathay Pacific to provide repair and overhaul services for all spoilers (flight-control surfaces) fitted to its fleet of Boeing 747s.
This contract furthers HEICO's relationship with Cathay as a premier supplier of component MRO services.
Paul Belisle, HEICO vice-president marketing, says the company maintains several other component MRO contracts with Cathay.
Source: Flight Daily News
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