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Singapore Airways Extends Partnership with Airinmar, Driving New Efficiencies in Part Restore
Thursday, September 26, 2024
AAR CORP. is happy to announce that its subsidiary, Airinmar, has signed an extension with Singapore Airways, reinforcing its dedication to delivering top-notch part restore cycle administration and plane guarantee options.
Below this prolonged settlement, Airinmar will present Singapore Airways with a complete suite of restore cycle administration providers. This contains managing restore orders, quotes, and turnaround occasions (TAT), in addition to implementing restore value worth engineering and part guarantee restoration. The extension additionally ensures the enforcement of TAT ensures, permitting for smoother operations and effectivity.
Airinmar will leverage its proprietary on-line programs to optimize the administration of restore order statuses and streamline the consolidation of restore quotations for Singapore Airways. This revolutionary method is designed to boost general operational effectiveness and enhance part availability.
With over 35 years of expertise, Airinmar has been a trusted associate for airways, upkeep, restore and overhaul (MRO) suppliers, authentic tools producers (OEMs), helicopter operators, and navy applications. The corporate’s tailor-made help providers concentrate on lowering restore prices whereas enhancing operational efficiencies, making it a frontrunner within the aviation aftermarket. As a subsidiary of AAR, a world chief in aviation aftermarket options, Airinmar continues to set the usual for excellence in part restore and guarantee administration.
“Airinmar has provided repair cycle management services and systems to Singapore Airlines since 2005 and is delighted to continue our long-term relationship,” stated Matt Davies, Airinmar’s Common Supervisor. “We are proud to successfully deliver our full range of services to support the airline with repair cost reduction and component availability across their passenger and cargo fleets.”
