Etihad Airways Engineering is to collaborate with Acme Aerospace and AMROS Group in separate moves.

Etihad will become an Acme Aerospace authorised repair station for avionic instruments and batteries in the Middle East, Africa and India.

Abdul Khaliq Saeed, chief executive officer at Etihad Airways Engineering, said: “We are pleased to be joining hands with Acme Aerospace as their authorised repair station in the Middle East – I believe this strategic partnership will help us strengthen our component portfolio to better serve our customers and provide additional opportunities for Acme aftermarket services in the Middle East.”

Acme Aerospace’s VP sales Rich Dagostino commented: “Acme Aerospace sees Etihad Airways Engineering as a strategic partner in the region and we are pleased to extend our specialised support in the Middle East.”

Separately, Etihad Airways Engineering is entering into a collaboration with Switzerland-based AMROS Group to offer transition continuing airworthiness management organisation (CAMO) services to its customers.

“We aim to deliver one-stop MRO and engineering solutions to airlines, lessors and aircraft owners from around the world. Our collaboration with AMROS will further support our customers in terms of transition CAMO services provided as part of our MRO solutions for aircraft transitions,” said Abdul Khaliq Saeed. “We look forward to a mutually beneficial partnership with AMROS to meet and exceed our customers’ expectations.”

AMROS Global’s CEO Eros Tavani commented: “As a fleet technical management service provider, it was only a logical step for us to expand into a collaboration with a Part-145 approved MRO. Our partnership with Etihad Airways Engineering is a perfect match to our ‘expect more’ values, vision and our mission to provide only best-in-class services for our international airlines and lessor customers. With our joint forces, we look forward to providing an extra added value to our customers.”