Lithuanians to Maintain Italian and Slovak Aircrafts

Published: 3 November 2009 y., Tuesday

Lėktuvas
FL Technics, the leading aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) provider in Eastern Europe, has signed contracts with Air Italy and Air Slovakia for Boeing 737-300 aircraft base maintenance in Lithuania.

The first aircrafts of Air Italy and Air Slovakia have already arrived for C-Check scheduled maintenance in FL Technics hangars at Vilnius International Airport.

According to FL Technics officials, by increasing the scope and quality of services provided, the company has created a strong MRO base and has won the trust of clients from Western and Eastern Europe, as well as the CIS countries, and they are proud that Air Italy and Air Slovakia have chosen FL Technics for their aircraft maintenance.

FL Technics is currently servicing Boeing 737 CL, Boeing 757 200, SAAB 2000 and SAAB 340 aircrafts. As of January 2010, FL Technics will commence maintenance services for Boeing NG family, and will start preparations for Airbus 320, ATR 42-300/500 and ATR 72-300/500 maintenance and repair.

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