Gulf Air has extended until 2018 its airframe maintenance partnership with Jordanian MRO specialist Joramco.
The three-year contract covers heavy checks for the Bahrain-based carrier's 28-strong fleet of Airbus A320-family and A330 aircraft, Joramco says.
A previous, similar deal came into effect in 2013.
Gulf Air conducts line maintenance and light C-checks at its in-house facility.
Source: Cirium Dashboard
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