Mubasher: The Kuwaiti airline, Jazeera Airways, has entered into an agreement with Airbus on Monday to receive components support for up to 29 A320ceos and A320neos aircraft as part of the Airbus Flight Hour Services (FHS).

The deal was signed by Jazeera Airways’ chairman, Marwan Boodai, and Airbus chief commercial officer, Christian Scherer, during the Dubai Airshow 2019, said a press release.  

Accordingly, the aerospace giant, Airbus, will manage several components services such as, “pool, on-site stock at the main base, warehousing, logistics, component maintenance service, and engineering.”

On this occasion, Boodai remarked, “The new support service will ensure efficient and effective availability of spare parts for our young and growing fleet, in turn, improving reliability and further improving our already excellent on-time performance.”

SVP of Airbus Services, Remi Maillard, added, “Leveraging our extensive global components logistics infrastructure and real-time spares inventory visibility, coupled with our engineering know-how, we look forward to working together to help achieve the highest reliability and on-time performance of Jazeera’s fleet operations.”

It is worthy to pinpoint that Jazeera Airways is set to receive two new A320neo aircraft during November 2019, increasing its fleet to 13 aircraft, including four A320neos, by the end of the year, in addition to another four A320neo aircraft scheduling to be delivered in 2020.