Aviation services provider AAR has signed a three-year rotable component support contract with Finnair Technical Services covering Finnair's fleet of four Boeing 757-200s.
Elements of the deal include materials and repair management for a complete stock of 757 components. The components will be housed at Finnair Technical Services' facilities at Helsinki Airport, said AAR.
The programme covers over 250 rotable components to support the four aircraft.
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news
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