ANA pens US$1bn engine maintenance deal
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Pratt & Whitney, a United Technologies Corp company, and All Nippon Airways (ANA) have announced the signing of a 10-year part repair and material management agreement valued at more than US$1 billion. Pratt & Whitney Global Service Partners will provide the services to PW4000 engines powering ANA’s Boeing 777 fleet.
“ANA and Pratt & Whitney have built a very long and strong relationship together. Since the PW4000 engine entered into service at ANA in 1995 we have been very happy with Pratt & Whitney’s continuous efforts to meet ANA’s needs for this engine,” said Hiroyuki Ito, ANA Board of Directors member and ANA Engineering Maintenance Executive Vice President. “It is a fundamental principle within ANA’s Corporate Policy to prioritize safety and the maintenance of engine components to the highest standards is part of this commitment. This agreement is consistent with ANA’s commitment to safety and we are proud to enter into this program with Pratt & Whitney.”
“ANA has a long history of proactive management of their fleets, and is very serious about controlling costs while maintaining the highest level of reliability and operational excellence,” said Todd Kallman, Pratt & Whitney Commercial Engines & Global Services president. “Using our OEMRO
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