Czech Airlines Technics (CSAT) has won line maintenance contracts from Eurowings and Bees Airline.

German airline Eurowings is using CSAT line maintenance services for its Airbus A320ceo and A320neo family aircraft based in Prague.

Ukrainian carrier Bees Airline has contracted CSAT for on-call (ad hoc) line maintenance services for its Boeing 737-800s. Services at Prague Airport include support and possible repairs before scheduled flights. Bees Airline has been flying to Prague since October 2021.

Commenting on the Eurowings contract, CSAT’s chairman of the board of directors Pavel Haleš said: “We are very pleased that Eurowings trusts our experienced employees and that they have chosen Czech Airlines Technics to become their line maintenance provider. The subject of the new long-term agreement concluded with Eurowings are line maintenance checks of three A320 family aircraft based at Prague Airport and other non-based aircraft, according to operational needs.

“The services provided include a variety of tasks, from daily and weekly inspections to ad hoc repairs in the hangar or aircraft towing. We look forward to an interesting co-operation.”

Eurowings’ vice president for fleet technical management Holger Beck commented: “Czech Airlines Technics facilitated the launch of operations of our base at Prague Airport. During our negotiations, we met a dedicated, competent, and customer-oriented team. We are therefore looking forward to a beneficial co-operation.”