The Airbus MRO Network is designed to provide customers with a worldwide choice of competitive, quality maintenance services from MRO providers with Airbus aircraft experience. Since its launch in March 2005, Airbus has worked with the MRO Network members to establish performance benchmarks for maintenance efficiency and customer satisfaction. MRO Network members also work together with Airbus in its new role as an integrator of Flight Hour Services (FHS) for customers. Criteria for membership of the MRO Network have been extended recently, requiring new members to be capable of offering maintenance services for the newest Airbus types - A380 and later, the A350 XWB.
Bruce Jones, Senior Vice President, Airbus Services and Customer Support, said,
"It gives us great pleasure to welcome ADAT as a member of the Airbus MRO Network. The Middle East is an important region for Airbus, and ADAT has a broad range of Airbus maintenance capabilities, and it is also equipped with a state-of-the-art A380 hangar. Their entry to the MRO Network will enhance the customers' choice of maintenance services in the region."
John Byers, the CEO of ADAT said "This is an important step in our strategy to ensure we remain at the forefront of MRO services in the region, developing capabilities for the newest aircraft and providing our customers with a global support network". He further added: "Airbus's focus on maintenance efficiency and customer satisfaction are central elements of our own operating philosophy and our acceptance into the Airbus Network is testimony to the quality of our work and the expertise of our workforce."
The Airbus MRO Network now includes the following 16 members:
Abu Dhabi Aircraft Technologies Lufthansa Technik AG
Aeroman
Mexicana MRO Services
Air France Industries
Sabena Technics
Air New Zealand Engineering Services
SIA Engineering Company
Aveos
Singapore Technologies Aerospace
GAMECO
SR Technics
Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Company
TAP Maintenance & Engineering
Iberia Maintenance
TIMCO Aviation Services

Posted by Rima Ali Al Mashni



