Lufthansa Technik Enters Long-Term Agreement with Uzbekistan Airways for Boeing and Airbus Fleets
Lufthansa Technik has recently announced a long-term support agreement with Uzbekistan Airways covering component support services through 2035.
Part of Uzbekistan Airways’ plans for modernization and expansion, the new agreement designates Lufthansa Technik to offer component pool support and supply services for Airbus A320ceo/neo and Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
Key goals of the new agreement include:
- Improving access to spare parts
- Maintaining high reliability in operations
- Ensuring aircraft availability across the network
The two aviation companies have collaborated for more than 30 years already, with Lufthansa Technik providing support like:
- Technical expertise
- Fleet and operational requirements
- Service optimization and safety
Chairman of the Board of Uzbekistan Airways Shukhrat Khudaykulov said, “Over the past three decades, Lufthansa Technik has proven to be a reliable and trusted partner for Uzbekistan Airways.”
Khudaykulov continued, “As demand for air travel continues to grow and Uzbekistan further expands its role as an aviation hub in Central Asia, this agreement provides important support for our fleet modernization and expansion plans.”
“We look forward to continuing our close collaboration and building on the success of our partnership,” added Khudaykulov.
Chief Financial Officer of Lufthansa Technik Dr. Christian Leifeld commented, “This agreement reflects the exceptional partnership we have built with Uzbekistan Airways over more than 30 years.”
Dr. Leifeld noted, “Extending our collaboration until 2035 is a strong testament to the mutual trust and fruitful cooperation between our companies.”
“We are proud to continue supporting the airline’s Boeing 787 and Airbus A320 fleets as Uzbekistan Airways advances its growth and modernization strategy. Lufthansa Technik remains fully committed to delivering the reliability, expertise and long-term support required for the airline’s continued success,” said Dr. Leifeld.
