Malaysia Airlines extends Airbus support for A330 fleet
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Airlines has extended its flight hour services (FHS) contract with Airbus for its A330ceo fleet, reinforcing a maintenance partnership that has been in place since 2017.
Malaysia Airlines has extended its maintenance partnership with Airbus for its fleet of A330ceo aircraft. The agreement, confirmed at the MRO Asia Pacific event in Singapore, will provide flight hour support for the aircraft's components, on-site stock, pool access, repairs, and component reliability engineering. This extension, which begins immediately, makes Airbus Flight Hour Services the primary maintenance support program for Malaysia Airlines' A330ceo fleet.
The agreement also includes its newer A330neo aircraft, which began service in 2024. Malaysia Airlines COO Aida Salfaraz Ahmad Fadzil stated that the extension demonstrates the program's ongoing value to the airline. Airbus Asia Pacific President Anand Stanley noted that the extension underscores Malaysia Airlines' confidence in the FHS program, praising the trust the airline places in the partnership.
Airbus emphasized that the FHS program aims to enhance fleet performance while controlling operational costs through integrated maintenance support, combining engineering expertise, technology, and data-driven insights.
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