The Amman-based MRO provider has announced it will initially receive an Airbus A330neo for winter season maintenance, marking the first time Condor aircraft will undergo maintenance at Joramco’s facility in Jordan.
Signed earlier in 2026, the five-year agreement covers base maintenance checks across Condor’s Airbus fleet, including the A320ceo, A320neo and A330neo.
The arrival of the first A330neo also represents a further expansion of Joramco’s maintenance capabilities as the company continues to develop its support for next-generation aircraft.
Jeff Wilkinson, chief executive of DAE Engineering, said: “We are pleased to welcome Condor to Joramco and to commence this important partnership as the first aircraft arrive next week.
“The addition of the A330neo to our maintenance operations marks another significant milestone in expanding our capabilities and supporting our customers’ evolving fleet requirements.
“This five-year agreement reflects the confidence Condor has placed in Joramco’s expertise, and we look forward to building a strong and lasting partnership.”
Bernd Bechtel, director maintenance economics and strategy at Condor Airlines, added: “Working with an experienced maintenance partner is an important part of supporting our fleet and our technical operations.
“We look forward to a close collaboration, beginning with the first A330neo, and to developing our partnership over the coming years.”
The agreement strengthens Joramco’s European airline customer base and supports its ongoing efforts to expand its widebody maintenance operations.
The announcement was made during the MRO Europe 2026 event in Amsterdam.
