Turkish Technic signs agreement with Atlasjet
Turkish Technic had signed Landing Gear Maintenance Services agreement for A321 aircraft with Atlasjet.
Landing gear removal & installation, landing gear overhaul activities will be carried at Turkish Technic’s Istanbul facilities. Turkish Technic also supports Atlasjet with its spare units during shop visit of Landing Gears. It is planned to complete 3 sets’ overhaul in 9 months program.
Turkish Technic said “Thanking Atlasjet for choosing Turkish Technic for Landing Gear Maintenance Services, Turkish Technic is proud to support Atlasjet Landing Gear Overhaul program”
Atlasjet expressed their trust in Turkish Technic’s quality of services and they are glad to have the support of one of the most powerful MRO’s in the region.
Turkish Technic, an association of Turkish Airlines group companies, provides MRO services for Airbus and Boeing airframes, engines, auxiliary power units, landing gear and components. The company serves more than 100 airlines in Turkey, Europe, the Middle East, Northern Africa, CIS countries with its maintenance centers in Istanbul & Ankara and highly qualified workforce of more than 3,000 personnel.
Atlasjet is one of the leading Turkish airline operators, renowned for its high levels of customer service, with a fleet of 13 aircrafts and the seat capacity of 2,503; is serving to Turkish civil aviation sector by operating international flights since 2001, and domestic flights since 2003.
Turkish Technic said “Thanking Atlasjet for choosing Turkish Technic for Landing Gear Maintenance Services, Turkish Technic is proud to support Atlasjet Landing Gear Overhaul program”
Atlasjet expressed their trust in Turkish Technic’s quality of services and they are glad to have the support of one of the most powerful MRO’s in the region.
Turkish Technic, an association of Turkish Airlines group companies, provides MRO services for Airbus and Boeing airframes, engines, auxiliary power units, landing gear and components. The company serves more than 100 airlines in Turkey, Europe, the Middle East, Northern Africa, CIS countries with its maintenance centers in Istanbul & Ankara and highly qualified workforce of more than 3,000 personnel.
Atlasjet is one of the leading Turkish airline operators, renowned for its high levels of customer service, with a fleet of 13 aircrafts and the seat capacity of 2,503; is serving to Turkish civil aviation sector by operating international flights since 2001, and domestic flights since 2003.
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