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Aeromexico, Mexico’s global airline, celebrated the fifth anniversary of the Aviation Maintenance Company (EMA), through which the airline has established itself as the best provider of major aircraft modification and maintenance at the airline’s hanger at the Miguel Hidalgo International Airport in Guadalajara.
During the celebration, Miguel Angel Uribe, General Director of EMA, – a subsidiary of Grupo Aeromexico – explained that the maintenance services are provided for Boeing 767, Boeing 757, Boeing 737, MD80 and coming soon Embraer 145, and demonstrate an excellent standard of service, with a competitive price, delivery time according to customer needs, and unsurpassed reliability of the aircraft post-service.
The airline announced that, since 2006, it has provided maintenance to the Delta Airlines MD88 fleet, which they were able to do due to the management’s commitment to customer service and a team consisting of more than 700 highly skilled employees, making it possible to operate a full-time operation 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The entire EMA team works according to the international standards set forth by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) FAR Part 145 and NOM-145, a strict quality-control system and ongoing audits by aviation authorities, to ensure quality to commercial partners and passengers alike.
Miguel Angel Uribe added that "An aggressive business strategy proposed by our administration and the Board of Directors of the company, involves increasing the existing infrastructure through new investments in order to provide more holding spaces, based on economies of scale, create jobs and economic momentum in the region, which now generates an average of 1500 indirect jobs” said Uribe.
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