Aviation, Defense, and Space News from the Middle East and North Africa
rss feedtwitterTuesday 7th of September 2010
See ARABIAN AEROSPACE at these events
Risk Management & Pratical Solutions
HeliShow Dubai
Middle East Corporate Aviation Summit
Aviation Asset Management in the Middle East 2010
Airport Evolution Middle East
Doha Aviation Summit
MEBA 2010
ARABIAN AEROSPACE magazine is a proud 'Industry Partner' of
Arab Air Carriers Organization
ARABIAN AEROSPACE magazine is officially supported by
Middle East Business Aviation Association (MEBAA)
View the 2009 edition of Middle East Business Aviation Review (MEBAR) 2009 edition of Middle East Business Aviation Review (MEBAR)
View the 2008 edition of Middle East Business Aviation Review (MEBAR) 2008 edition of Middle East Business Aviation Review (MEBAR)
Issue Three, Vol Two: Aug-OctView Issue

Subscribe Free

Issue Two, Vol Two: May - JulyView Issue

Issue One, Vol Two: Feb - AprView Issue

Subscribe to ARABIAN AEROSPACE magazine and guarantee to receive a 12 month subscription FREE! To view Issue ONE, Vol TWO: Febuary-April 2010, click the front cover.

View Issue Three: Nov-JanView Issue

Subscribe to ARABIAN AEROSPACE magazine and guarantee to receive a 12 month subscription FREE! To view Issue THREE: November 2009-January 2010, click the front cover.

View Issue Two: August-OctoberView Issue

Subscribe to ARABIAN AEROSPACE magazine and guarantee to receive a 12 month subscription FREE! To view Issue TWO: August-October, click the front cover.

View Issue One: May-JulyView Issue

Wind Jet signs an APU repair contract with Turkish Technic

Posted on 30 June 2010 in Maintenance

Turkish Technic and Wind Jet have signed an APS3200 APU repair services which covers one APU repair but is extendable to all APU's on the Wind Jet fleet.

 


Services will be carried out at Turkish Technic’s APU shop in Istanbul, Turkey.

A spokesperson for Turkish Technic said that western Europe is one of the markets that Turkish Technic aims to be the leader of; “We are committed to provide quality services satisfying the expectations of Wind Jet to maintain our good relationship,” the spokesperson said.

Turkish Technic is an association of Turkish Airlines group companies  and is the leading maintenance centre in the country, providing technical services for Airframe, Engine, APU and components for a wide range of airlines from Europe, Middle East, CIS, Northern Africa and Turkey at its bases in Istanbul and Ankara.

It employs more than 3,000 people

Italian operator W ind Jet is based at Catania Fontanarossa Airport and has five Airbus A319 and eight Airbus A320 Aircraft in its fleet.  

 

 

 

Other Stories

Turkish Technic wins Air Moldova maintenance contract for A320

Air Moldova has signed an aircraft base maintenance services contract with Turkish Technic, to cover base maintenance C9-check of one A320.

Read full story

GE to offer on-wing upgrade programme for Challenger 601 engine

GE Aviation is now offering an on-wing engine upgrade program for certain configurations of the CF34-3A2 engine that will allow the engines to go from a hard-time maintenance schedule to an on-condition maintenance

Read full story

Leaning towards more efficient management

Lean management, a global term increasingly talked about in almost every industrial sector, is now the focus of the Middle East aerospace industry. Alan Martyn of Simpler Consulting clears up the confusion surrounding the subject, explains how

Read full story

MENA Aerospace joint venture growing business from Bahrain

Bahrain's MENA Aerospace Enterprises announced today that its avionics and aircraft maintenance division, SA MENA Avionics has been selected to supply and install specialized communication equipment on nearly two hundred

Read full story

Etihad passes third consecutive IATA Operational Safety Audit

Etihad Airways has again passed a rigorous aviation industry safety audit, for the third consecutive audit.

Read full story
SAEI

Other News

Mubadala MRO deal moving on apace

General Electric and Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Development Company have lost no time in moving to implement the initial steps of the comprehensive maintenance, repair and overhaul agreement signed at the Paris Air Show.

Maintaining Momentum

IAN GOOLD considers industry experience with the Airbus A380 as Singapore Airlines conducts the first two-year maintenance check, Emirates follows and Qantas marks 12 months of service with the quad-aisle quad-jet.

Goodrich rolls out new plans for support

Goodrich, which recently announced the addition of electronic engine controls (EEC) repair capability to the range of services at its Dubai MRO centre, says it eventually plans to expand provision from early variants of the

ARINC