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Caribbean Airlines Signs Contract with AFI KLM E&M for 737 MAX Maintenance

Our Bureau - : Apr 28, 2022 - : 1:50 am

AFI KLM E&M and Caribbean Airlines have inked a component support contract for the Trinidad and Tobago-based airline’s 737 MAX fleet of 9 aircraft.

The solutions provided by AFI KLM E&M will cover repairs, access to a pool of spare parts, and a Main Base Kit (MBK) at the customer’s base in Port of Spain, as well as dedicated logistical support.

AFI KLM E&M capitalizes on its expertise as an Airline-MRO, which is further enhanced by the technical knowledge and resources of the aircraft manufacturer, given that the solutions supplied to Caribbean Airlines fall within the 737 Component Services Program (CSP), operated jointly with Boeing.

“The importance of being able to rely on a maintenance partner that’s aware of and understands the reality of airline operations, in addition to demonstrating broad technical expertise," said Varma Khillawan, VP Maintenance & Engineering at Caribbean Airlines. "AFI KLM E&M has shown itself to be extremely attentive to our needs, displaying an eagerness to jointly develop a personalized support package rather than imposing standardized solutions.”

Supplying MRO services on an international scale, AFI KLM E&M structures its network around local facilities in key regions within the aviation maintenance market, thereby enabling it to deploy close-range support and localized services. Through Barfield, its benchmark repair facility on the American continent with headquarters is located in Miami), the Group is ideally situated to serve Caribbean Airlines – which operates out of both Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica.

“This agreement is a further example of the strength and relevance of AFI KLM E&M’s service offering for Component support for 737 fleets (of any series), bolstered by our partnership with Boeing through the CSP program," said Pierre Teboul, SVP Commercial at AFI KLM E&M. "For operators of these aircraft, this partnership represents a top-flight vector for quality, reliability and cost optimization.”

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AFI KLM E&M and Caribbean Airlines have inked a component support contract for the Trinidad and Tobago-based airline’s 737 MAX fleet of 9 aircraft.

The solutions provided by AFI KLM E&M will cover repairs, access to a pool of spare parts, and a Main Base Kit (MBK) at the customer’s base in Port of Spain, as well as dedicated logistical support.

AFI KLM E&M capitalizes on its expertise as an Airline-MRO, which is further enhanced by the technical knowledge and resources of the aircraft manufacturer, given that the solutions supplied to Caribbean Airlines fall within the 737 Component Services Program (CSP), operated jointly with Boeing.

“The importance of being able to rely on a maintenance partner that’s aware of and understands the reality of airline operations, in addition to demonstrating broad technical expertise,\" said Varma Khillawan, VP Maintenance & Engineering at Caribbean Airlines. \"AFI KLM E&M has shown itself to be extremely attentive to our needs, displaying an eagerness to jointly develop a personalized support package rather than imposing standardized solutions.”

Supplying MRO services on an international scale, AFI KLM E&M structures its network around local facilities in key regions within the aviation maintenance market, thereby enabling it to deploy close-range support and localized services. Through Barfield, its benchmark repair facility on the American continent with headquarters is located in Miami), the Group is ideally situated to serve Caribbean Airlines – which operates out of both Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica.

“This agreement is a further example of the strength and relevance of AFI KLM E&M’s service offering for Component support for 737 fleets (of any series), bolstered by our partnership with Boeing through the CSP program,\" said Pierre Teboul, SVP Commercial at AFI KLM E&M. \"For operators of these aircraft, this partnership represents a top-flight vector for quality, reliability and cost optimization.”

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