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Airhub Aviation and its partner GetJet Airlines select Airinmar to provide Repair Cost Oversight services

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Airhub Aviation and its partner GetJet Airlines select Airinmar to provide Repair Cost Oversight services - Airlines publisher
Dana Ermolenko
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Airhub Aviation, a prominent asset management and fleet support services provider, has signed a new multi-year services agreement with AAR subsidiary Airinmar, a leading independent provider of component repair cycle management and aircraft warranty solutions. This agreement will support Lithuania-based ACMI operator GetJet Airlines in optimizing their repair processes and reducing maintenance costs. Airinmar will provide Airhub Aviation with cost oversight services to ensure compliance with GetJet Airline’s contracted component repairs and the cost evaluation of time and material quoted repairs. The services provided by Airinmar will complement Airhub Aviation’s current repair management activities and improvement initiatives.

Oleg Novak, Managing Director for Airhub Aviation commented: “This agreement marks another significant step in Airhub Aviation’s ongoing commitment to continuous improvement and maintenance cost reduction initiatives for GetJet Airlines. Airinmar’s extensive knowledge and experience managing the component repair cycle and ability to maximize value from effective cost management practices will help Airbub Aviation position ourselves for future growth and expansion.”

Greg Zuikovs, Senior Director of Sales and Business Development for Airinmar said: “Airinmar is excited about the opportunity to bring value through our long-established repair cost oversight services and contribute to the overall sustainable growth Airhub Aviation has been experiencing.We see great drive from their partner GetJet Airlines to operate in an effective and efficient manner, and we are fully committed to supporting them with our services.”


 





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