DALLAS — MRO provider Lufthansa Technik has entered into an exclusive Total Component Support (TCS) agreement with Vietnamese "new-age carrier" Vietjet (VJ).
Starting in October 2024, this all-inclusive multi-year arrangement for 184 Airbus A320 family and nine Airbus A330 aircraft covers a wide range of component services for Vietjet's expanding fleet, guaranteeing the airline's operational excellence and the best possible maintenance.
The German MOR provider says that while VJ was the first client in Asia Pacific to use the AVIATAR Technical Logbook, this new contract, signed at FIA2024, is the biggest TSC deal its MRO has obtained in the Southeast Asian region.
Comments from Lufthansa Technik, Vietjet
“We are thrilled to expand our collaboration with Vietjet through this significant TCS agreement,” said Johanna Koch, Vice President Corporate Sales Southeast Asia and Indian Subcontinent at Lufthansa Technik. “Our relationship, built on trust and mutual respect over the past decade, has been instrumental in achieving this milestone."
Vietjet Chief Operating Officer Michael Hickey commented, “We have enjoyed a successful partnership with Lufthansa Technik since 2014. We highly value the global expertise and advanced MRO services from the German provider, renowned for its commitment to the world's highest standards."
Hickey added, "The agreement also reflects our strategic vision to enhance our fleet's reliability and performance, we are poised to achieve new heights in operational efficiency."
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