Thai Airways (THAI) has just inked a six-year extension with GE Aerospace for their TrueChoice service, ensuring the top-notch maintenance, repair, and overhaul of its GE90 engine-powered Boeing 777 fleet.

 

Russell Stokes, President and CEO of Commercial Engines and Services for GE Aerospace, stated that GE Aerospace is honoured that THAI continues to select us to keep its GE90 fleet operating safely and reliably.

 

“We greatly appreciate their partnership, and it is a privilege to continue delivering exceptional services and customer support.”

 

The TrueChoice service offers a comprehensive suite of engine maintenance solutions that are fully customised to an engine’s lifecycle. Leveraging GE Aerospace’s cutting-edge data analytics and extensive experience, TrueChoice aims to minimise maintenance burdens and prevent service disruptions.

THAI CEO Chai Eamsiri affirmed that GE Aerospace continues to prove itself as the right maintenance provider for our GE90 engines.

 

“This agreement extension ensures comprehensive coverage for our engines well into the future.”

The partnership between THAI and GE Aerospace doesn’t end here.

 

Recently, they announced a GEnx order to support the expansion of THAI’s 787 Dreamliner fleet. The airline also plans to enhance its operations with the Airbus 321neo, powered by CFM LEAP engines, reported Asian Aviation.

 

by Puntid Tantivangphaisal
Photo courtesy of Shutterstock via Asian Aviation

 

Source: The Thaiger 2024-07-27

 

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