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Kuwait Airways Boeing 777 Undergoes Maintenance at Nagpur’s AIESL Facility
The first Boeing 777 from Kuwait Airways travels to Nagpur for routine C-check maintenance at AI Engineering Services Limited (AIESL) facilities. The plane touched down on Friday and will need 32 days to pass through its complete examination and service at MIHAN-SEZ’s designated Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) complex.
The airline companies proved their ongoing trust in AIESL as they sent another Boeing 777 for servicing after successfully maintaining five planes throughout last year. AIESL holds an agreement between customers to service seven aircraft right now. The MRO facility’s credibility with foreign airlines keeps growing according to Sanjay Dwivedi who oversees operations as AIESL MROs General Manager. Our team acts with determination to meet all maintenance deadlines while delivering perfect results.
Through its pioneering service, the Nagpur MRO facility delivers aircraft maintenance to large passenger jets using a trained staff of 12 female professionals and technical engineers. This strategic partnership brings new opportunities to India’s aviation maintenance field and increases its global aircraft service influence.
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