De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited (De Havilland Canada) has announced that Luxair has signed a five-year extension to 2028 to the current De Havilland Component Solutions Program (DCS Program) agreement.

The DCS Program provides Luxair – the flag carrier of Luxembourg – with component MRO services and access to a strategically located spare part exchange pool.

Christoph Blaha, vice-president, technical services at Luxair, said: “Luxair and De Havilland Canada began their DCS relationship in 2012, when we selected them to provide component maintenance support to our fleet of Dash 8-400 aircraft.

“Since then, Luxair has benefitted from the ready availability of spare parts that the programme provides in order to support our fleet of 11 aircraft.”

Leighton Storsley, vice-president, aftermarket and business development at De Havilland Canada, said: “Our highly customisable DCS Program continues to be the leader in power-by-the-hour solutions for the Dash 8-400 fleet and is designed to allow operators to focus on other key business activities while we take care of their component management requirements.”