Czech Airlines Technics Hangars, Prague Airport.
A package deal combining aircraft parking options with the provision of high quality maintenance represents a significant competitive advantage.
Considering the current situation across the aviation industry, Czech Airlines Technics (CSAT) has decided to join forces with FlyTech Aviation Services and expand the range of aircraft maintenance and parking services at several international airports in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The new business initiative targets a very interesting market segment, currently most intensively demanded by airlines, aircraft lessors and manufacturers. A package deal combining aircraft parking options with the provision of high quality maintenance represents a significant competitive advantage. Thanks to the established cooperation and experience, both companies can reach out to more potential customers.
“Aware of the high demand on the market, we have decided to expand our services and, working with FlyTec Aviation Services, offer airlines, aircraft lessors and manufacturers complex maintenance combined with aircraft parking at several airports in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Thanks to mutual synergies and experience, we can also provide our customers with technical support, maintenance services, the assistance during aircraft paint jobs and the services of our other specialised departments", Pavel Hales, Chairman of the Czech Airlines Technics Board of Directors, said.
Both companies can secure for its clients short-term and long-term parking and additional aircraft maintenance services at Czech or Slovak international airports, which, thanks to their location, represent an ideal choice for European and also non-European customers alike. Alongside Vaclav Havel Airport Prague, where are located the headquarters and hangars of Czech Airlines Technics, Kosice International Airport, Leos Janacek Ostrava Airport, Airport Karlovy Vary and Brno Airport are included in the offer. In the event all parking spaces at the above-listed airports are fully booked, CSAT will negotiate the extension of the service to other airports. Parking will be offered for various types of aircraft, i.e. both narrow-body and wide-body. However, the particular dimensions of the aircraft and the features of parking spaces available at one of the airports at a given moment will always be a decisive factor.
“Our highly qualified mechanics and engineers will work alongside their home base in Prague at other airports, where they are able to perform the booked aircraft maintenance tasks. All base maintenance checks of narrow-body Boeing 737, Airbus A320 Family and ATR 42/72 aircraft will be performed directly in our hangar located at Vaclav Havel Airport Prague, where also other CSAT’s technical facilities are available to customers,” Pavel Hales added.
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