Sunwing Airlines has picked Dublin Aerospace for landing-gear maintenance across its Boeing 737-800 fleet.
The Irish MRO provider has won a five-year contract for the work.
Flightglobal's Ascend Online database shows the Sunwing fleet to comprise six 737-800 narrowbodies. The Canadian carrier has a further three on order.
Dublin Aerospace launched in 2009, after acquiring selected assets of the former SR Technics operation at the capital's airport.
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news
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