MRO Asia-Pacific: HAECO and ANA agree new landing gear overhaul deal

The work will be provided at HAECO’s dedicated landing gear facility in Xiamen

MRO Asia-Pacific: HAECO and ANA agree new landing gear overhaul deal

HAECO has announced a new agreement with All Nippon Airways (ANA) through 2030 to cover landing gear overhaul services for the airline's Boeing 777-300ER and 777F fleets.

The work will be provided at HAECO’s dedicated landing gear facility in Xiamen.

George Edmunds, group director components and engine services at HAECO, said: “This agreement marks an important milestone in our partnership with ANA, as we expand our support to include landing gear overhaul services. 

"ANA is highly regarded for its uncompromising standards of safety and operational excellence, and we are proud to be entrusted with this critical element of fleet support for our partner. We look forward to building on our successful collaboration in the years ahead.”

The collaboration between HAECO and ANA began in 1997 and spans more than three decades. Over the years, the partnership has expanded to include a wide range of airframe services, including base and line maintenance support across Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland. 

In June 2025, the two companies celebrated ANA’s 500th aircraft input at Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport, marking another milestone in their longstanding relationship. 

Tsuyoshi Yazaki, vice president supply-chain operations of ANA said: “HAECO has been a trusted airframe services partner to ANA for many years, consistently demonstrating strong technical capabilities and a commitment to service excellence. 

"As we continue to optimise the performance and reliability of our Boeing 777 fleet in the region, we are pleased to extend our partnership with HAECO and rely on their proven capabilities in landing gear overhaul services.”

Based in Xiamen, HAECO Landing Gear Services is a 10,000 sqm facility which has approvals from major aviation authorities. The facility serves more than 30 customers across 15 countries and regions worldwide.

The agreement was signed at the Aviation Week MRO Asia-Pacific 2026 event in Singapore.