Airbus and Thai Airways boost partnership with new FHS support agreement

Airbus and Thai Airways International lately strengthened their long-standing partnership with an agreement to increase their FHS part support to cowl the airline’s new A321neo fleet, which has progressively been built-in into the airline’s operations from 2025.

The long-term agreement covers a variety of part providers, together with on-site inventory, pool entry and part restore providers at their important base in Bangkok. 

In addition, THAI will profit from Airbus’ engineering experience and devoted FHS regional representatives, offering shut operational support for the airline’s every day upkeep actions and enhancing fleet availability and value predictability.

Airbus Asia-Pacific president Anand Stanley remarked: “Extending our FHS agreement with THAI to support their A321neo fleet demonstrates the strength of our long-standing relationship and our commitment to supporting the airline’s fleet modernisation strategy.Through comprehensive component support and local engineering presence, we are helping THAI optimise operations as it introduces the next generation of single-aisle aircraft.”

Flexible and complete upkeep

Airbus FHS supplies versatile, complete upkeep options designed to assist airways maximise fleet efficiency whereas minimising whole working prices. 

Drawing on Airbus’ world experience, superior digital capabilities and data-driven insights, FHS enhances operational effectivity and reliability. 

Airbus FHS is a worldwide chief in Power-by-the-Hour part support, supporting airways with predictable, long-term upkeep options. 

THAI’s first FHS agreement got here in 2012, signing a part support to cowl 20 A320ceo plane. 

The two events have now agreed to increase the scope of the agreement to incorporate 32 A321neo plane, reflecting Thai Airways’ continued confidence in Airbus’ complete and dependable upkeep support options.