Ryanair and Joramco Maintenance announce partnership

The two companies have launched a 5 year maintenance agreement, with the carrier using up to 6 slots for fleet maintenance at Joramco’s base in Amman, Jordan.

As Ryanair constantly needs to externalize heavy maintenance works for its aircraft fleet, besides using its own internal resources, the company has decided to close a 5 year deal with Joramco Maintenance, headquartered in Jordan.

With the latest agreement, Ryanair made sure its high maintenance standards will be attained for the many years to come.

The air-carrier’s Director of Operations, Neal McMahon, commented about the partnership:

“Our 5-year growth plan will grow our fleet to over 600 aircraft and we are pleased to extend and enhance our agreement with Joramco who have been providing ad-hoc maintenance for our fleet for the past 3 years. This agreement will allow Ryanair to utilise up to 6 heavy maintenance slots, with aircraft coming in nose to tail for the next 5 winter seasons.

“Joramco is a long-established maintenance provider with state-of-the-art facilities with over 50 customers around the world. It has an excellent reputation for a quality service offering in the industry and we are pleased to be announcing this new and enhanced deal. This agreement will ensure that Ryanair has flexibility as to where it places its aircraft for the winter maintenance season.”

Fraser Currie, Joramco’s Chief Executive Officer, replied:

“We are delighted that Ryanair has selected Joramco to be its trusted MRO provider as Ryanair grows its fleet to over 600 aircraft. This long-term partnership is a result of Joramco’s world-class expertise and efficient services. This growth comes after completion of another successful winter season with Ryanair.

“This deal is a significant factor in our strategic growth and road map which is expected to see an increase in Joramco’s footprint.”

With extensive fleet growing plans over the coming years, by closing this deal Ryanair enhanced flexibility for its operations, as well as gained premium expertise for the company’s air planes.

 

source: breakingtravelnews.com