The contract will start this year and will cover all AJW Group’s Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) customers that fly B777, B737 and A320/30/40 family of aircraft.
“We are committed to supporting our MRO customers growing demands,” said John Haigh, Electrical Power and Controls leader at Cheltenham for GE Aerospace. “As airlines continue to expand their fleets, we’ve taken aggressive actions to strengthen lead time, supply availability and delivery for our customers.”
GE Aerospace was selected for the three-year agreement based on turnaround time (TAT) and repair capability. GE Aerospace will service the systems at their repair and maintenance location in Cheltenham, United Kingdom.
Some of the systems included in the agreement are:
· Electrical Load Management Systems
· Flight Management Systems
· Data Control Display Units
“We are pleased to be collaborating with GE Aerospace on avionics and electrical power systems for B777, B737 and A320/30/40 family of aircraft,” said Barry Swift, senior vice president operations at AJW Group. “The contract with GE Aerospace exemplifies AJW’s strategy and commitment to providing our customers in Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) with seamless supply chain management, the highest quality of component repairs and impressive turnaround times to meet the demands that operators need to maximise their operations.”
