Wright International, part of the FL Technics Group, is poised to support the growing influx of non-US international flights into Canada. As passenger numbers from these destinations rise, the company leverages its global expertise and local precision to offer flexible and tailored maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services. Donatas Dockus, CEO of Wright International, highlights the company's strategic positioning to aid airlines and leasing companies in expanding their operations within Canada.
Transborder travel between the US and Canada remains significant, yet the volume of flights has decreased. However, the non-US international sector has grown, with passenger numbers increasing from 25.6 million in 2022 to 38.9 million in 2024, according to Statistics Canada. Wright International is well-equipped to handle this increase, with approvals from regions including Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Europe.
Dockus notes the challenges posed by Canada's geography and climate, which require careful planning and investment in local talent. Wright International operates seven stations across Canada, including Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal, offering 24/7 service and a wide range of aircraft maintenance capabilities.
The company is committed to expanding its services and strengthening its operational capabilities. "We are ready to offer bespoke packages to new partners and build attractive packages with our existing partners," Dockus states. With a focus on customer service and a long-term vision for national coverage, Wright International aims to support every type of aircraft, including next-generation models
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