Thursday 3rd October 2013
Leading
regional aircraft lessor Nordic Aviation Capital A/S announced today at
the European Regions Airline Association's
(ERA) Annual General Meeting in Salzburg, Austria, the agreement of a
long-term Fleet Management Programme with Pratt & Whitney Canada in
support of their P&WC powered aircraft.
"We
are delighted to expand our long established relationship with Nordic
Aviation Capital A/S. This new agreement allows
NAC to offer their expanding customer base worldwide an engine
maintenance cost plan which includes engine repair coverage, enabling
smaller fleet operators to benefit from this important cost plan,"
Raffaele Virgili, Vice President, Customer Service, Pratt
& Whitney Canada stated.
Nordic
Aviation Capital continually strives to develop creative business
solutions to support its clients and assist them
to manage costs and maintain profitability. "In partnering with Pratt
and Whitney Canada we have developed a Fleet Management Program which
allows us to offer several key benefits to our customers, including
engine maintenance cost control, basic unscheduled
engine repairs (BUER) and relaxed engine redelivery conditions," said
NAC Chief Commercial Officer Jim Murphy. "One very important factor is
that these additional services and benefits will be available to any
Nordic Aviation Capital customer, including smaller
airlines, who haven't been able to take advantage of Fleet Management
Programs in the past."
"This
agreement suits our aircraft leasing model very well and we are pleased
to be able to offer this engine operating
cost plan to our leasing portfolio customers," added Martin Moller,
Chairman of Nordic Aviation Capital. "We have a delivery stream of at
least 90 P&WC powered aircraft running right though to 2021 and this
programme will offer risk and commercial control
to operators securing their aircraft through NAC which will allow our
customers to concentrate on their core business."
P&WC's
PW100/PW150 engine family is the engine of choice for modern 30 to
90-seat turboprop aircraft owing to their outstanding reliability,
durability and operating
economics. Operators of PW100/PW150 engines are supported by P&WC's
industry-leading global customer support which includes over 30
P&WC-owned and designated service facilities
around the world, more than 100 field support representatives on all
major continents, a 24/7 Customer First Centre for rapid expert support,
the most advanced diagnostic capabilities for the market and the
largest pool of P&WC rental and exchange engines
in the industry.
The
PW100 family powers current popular regional types like the ATR series,
while the PW150 family powers the Dash 8 Q400 - all featured
prominently in the Nordic Aviation Capital
leasing
portfolio. In June 2013 NAC ordered 90 ATRs - a mix of ATR72-600s and
ATR42-600s. The first tranche of 35 orders already has business
commitments from
various customers.
More than 7,800 PW100 and PW150 engines have been produced since 1984, accumulating more than 150 million flying hours.
About Nordic Aviation Capital:
Founded
in 1990 in Denmark, Nordic Aviation Capital, the leading regional
aircraft lessor, is headquartered in Billund (Denmark).
NAC is the global leader in turboprop leasing and finance with over 190
aircraft
and
35 customers worldwide. The company has regional offices in Ireland,
UK, Canada and Singapore, which supply aircraft to top tier carriers
such as Lufthansa, Air France, US
Airways, Garuda, Avianca, Flybe, Azul and Air Berlin. NAC employs a
workforce of 90 worldwide;
50 work in the company headquarters
located in Billund, Denmark, and 40 are based in regional offices
located in Singapore, Ireland and North America. During the financial
year 2012/13, the company increased its global workforce
by hiring 20 new professionals across all its regional locations.
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