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Aer Lingus chooses Sabena technics for A330 maintenance

by Marcelo Moreira

MRO company, Sabena technics, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to provide base maintenance and enhancements to Aer Lingus’ Airbus A330 aircraft.

The services for the Irish flag carrier will be carried out at Sabena technics’ Bordeaux facility over three winter maintenance seasons, from 2026 to 2029.

Sabena technics has been a maintenance partner to Aer Lingus for nearly two decades, playing a pivotal role in supporting the safety, reliability, and performance of its fleet.

Hervé Grandjean, chief executive of Sabena technics, said: “We are delighted that Ireland’s flag carrier has once again chosen our Bordeaux facility for heavy maintenance on its widebody fleet, as well as extensive future proofing of its Airbus A330. This continued partnership reflects the deep MRO heritage we’ve built together – one that goes beyond measurable metrics and speaks to the strength of our shared values.

“This new phase will allow us to expand our resources and facility slot capabilities to meet the demands of this complex project, which will ensure that Aer Lingus’ A330s fleet continues to offer industry-leading comfort and quality into the future.”

Javier Jimenez Aguilar, chief technical officer at Aer Lingussaid: “As we look ahead to the upcoming maintenance seasons, we are pleased to continue this valued partnership. In addition to maintaining high standards of service, the location of Sabena technics’ Bordeaux facility has also supported our sustainability goals, including efforts to reduce CO₂ emissions by optimising maintenance scheduling, allowing to minimise unnecessary repositioning flights.

“This collaboration reflects our mutual dedication to innovation, efficiency, and a more sustainable future for aviation.”

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