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FARNBOROUGH: IAE adds 26 engines to Volaris support package

By Stephen Trimble2012-07-09T12:00:00+01:00

International Aero Engines (IAE) has extended a package of fleet hour-based support services to cover an order by Mexican low-cost carrier Volaris for 13 new Airbus A320s.

The $400 million deal covers aftermarket services for 26 V2500 engines powering the A320s on firm order by Volaris.

IAE's V-Services flight hour agreement programme already covers the V2500s equipped on the 35 A320s already in the Volaris fleet.

V-Services provides a package of predictable maintenance costs on an engine-flight-hour basis.

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Source: Flight Daily News

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