Honeywell has announced a raft of multi-year auxiliary power unit maintenance contracts totalling $318.5 million.
The largest is with Southwest Airlines in a $156 million deal extending the maintenance for 425 APUs and environmental control system components for its fleet of Boeing classic and next generation 737s.
The contract runs until 2008.
Maintain
In a further $141 million contract, Honeywell will maintain the APUs for Delta Air Lines' fleet of Boeing 777s, 767-400s and MD-88s.
It will also provide new and repaired parts to Delta to support its new-generation 737s and MD-90s.
The agreement covers over 300 APUs and lasts for 10 years.
The final deal sees Swiss-based maintenance organisation SR Technics selecting Honeywell to provide repair and overhaul services for the 331-350 APUs it supports on Swiss Airbus A330-200s and future A340-300 deliveries.
The contract includes the third-party A330/340 customers of SR Technics and totals $11.5 million.
Source: Flight Daily News
