AerFin and Lufthansa Technik sign deal to strengthen component availability

The multi-platform component agreement covers A320, 737, A330 and 777 aircraft families.

AerFin and Lufthansa Technik sign deal to strengthen component availability
(L) AerFin's James Bennett and (R) Lufthansa Technik's Berit Plewinsky

Aircraft and engine aftermarket solutions provider AerFin has signed a new multi-platform component agreement with Lufthansa Technik aimed at strengthening material availability across a range of Airbus and Boeing aircraft.

Under the agreement, AerFin will provide access to serviceable material for the Airbus A320ceo and A320neo families, Boeing 737NG and 737 MAX, Airbus A330 and Boeing 777 platforms.

The partnership is intended to provide Lufthansa Technik with additional flexibility and supply options within its component support network as it seeks to maintain reliable component availability amid continued pressures in the aviation aftermarket.

Berit Plewinsky, vice president aircraft component services at Lufthansa Technik, said: “We believe innovation thrives through collaboration. That's why we're seeking trusted partners to develop creative solutions that improve availability and create seamless flight operations for our customers.”

James Bennett, chief commercial officer at AerFin, said: “This agreement reflects the strength of our relationship with Lufthansa Technik and our shared focus on delivering practical, high-quality solutions to the market.

“By expanding access across multiple key platforms to our customers, we’re better placed to support with the material they need, when they need it – while continuing to drive value from assets in a disciplined and efficient way.”

AerFin said the agreement builds on its commitment to providing reliable and cost-effective material solutions while maximising asset value for aircraft and engine owners.