Indian Ocean carrier Maldivian has reached an exclusive service agreement with MTU Maintenance covering Airbus engines.
Under the deal, MTU says it will provide maintenance for CFM International CFM56 powerplants on the carrier’s Airbus A320 and A321 fleet.
MTU will conduct the work at its Chinese division located in Zhuhai. The agreement includes engine lease support through the company’s new MTU Maintenance Lease Services arm.
Source: Cirium Dashboard
Cathay Pacific expects a “strong” showing for the second-half financial results, as it approaches full capacity recovery January next year.
A former US Marine Corps pilot who allegedly helped train Chinese military pilots will be extradited from Australia to the USA.
Investigators believe a damaged retaining pin within the overhead fire-control panel on a TAP Portugal Airbus A321neo led to an uncommanded in-flight engine shutdown, when it released a fire push-button during turbulence. Portuguese investigation authority GPIAAF says the aircraft (CS-TJL) had been cruising at 37,000ft en route from Milan to ...
