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Finnair Technical Services and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines have signed a contract covering nine scheduled C-checks for Boeing MD-11
passenger aircraft. Each maintenance visit will last approximately one week, the last one will be completed by 3 July 2008.
KLM’s MD-11 fleet consists of 10 passenger aircraft.
"Our cooperation with KLM began in 2006, when Finnair Technical Services performed similar C checks on KLM Boeing MD11 aircraft,"
said Arne Ziessler, Sales Manager at Finnair Technical Services.
Finnair Technical Services'
annual turnover is over 200 million euros, of which approximately 25% comes from customers outside
the Finnair
Group. Due to Finnair's fleet modernisation, the share of work coming from inside the
group will decrease in coming years. During the process, Technical Services can make use of its
resources and know-how more efficiently with agreements outside the
group. Third
party cooperation also enables Finnair to build and maintain new capabilities.
Finnair will replace its MD-11 passenger aircraft fleet with Airbus A340s and A330s by spring 2010, which will be the future aircraft fleet on
long-haul traffic.
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