Magnetic MRO Integrates Line Maintenance Capabilities with Direct Maintenance

Magnetic MRO started the movement of its Tallinn based line maintenance, together with respective outstations, under Direct Maintenance

After the integration, the group’s line maintenance capabilities extends to providing services in 20+ stations globally, it covers an impressive 70+ aircraft and engine combinations

22 July 2021: Magnetic MRO has integrated their line maintenance capabilities with Direct Maintenance. In January 2021, Magnetic MRO started the movement of its Tallinn based line maintenance, together with respective outstations, under Direct Maintenance. After the integration, the group’s line maintenance capabilities extends to providing services in 20+ stations globally, it covers an impressive 70+ aircraft and engine combinations, including A320NEO, A350-900/1000, A380. B787, B747-8, as well as progress into new generation of aircraft, covering Airbus A330NEO and Boeing B777-X, and gearing up for further expansion on stations internationally.

Jacco Klerk, CEO at Direct Maintenance said, “Our divisions have combined a solid reputation in the market ranging from regional- to narrow- and wide-body aircraft line-maintenance, including home-based and heavy line-maintenance with a wide range of services for AOG, ad-hoc, modifications, parking/storage and lease transitions. By aligning these excellent capabilities for our customers, we provide a wealth of services to the industry with a single buy-in. We are on the move to becoming a preferred customer choice as a leading independent line maintenance organization enhanced by passioned and motivated team.”

Risto Mäeots, CEO at Magnetic MRO said, “We noticed that an airline is often stranded with numerous service providers, each with its own ‘handwriting’. And we had to admit that market was offering what is convenient for service providers, not what customers actually need. From consolidating our existing line maintenance under one leadership to the future global growth in network, we will absolutely praise the challenge to be pioneer and to offer comfort in every aspect – thus we praise this next step we are taking together with Direct Maintenance.”

Together with the integration, both the companies have strengthened and expanded their station capabilities and our commercial and operations organization to drive our business success forward.

Under this background, the 5th Annual Civil Aircraft Operation Support Technology International Forum & The 26th Maintenance and Spare Support Conference will be held on August 18th to 19th, 2021 in Qingdao, China, the forum was hosted by Civil Aircraft Operation Support Technology

Sub-committee of CSAA & Shanghai Society of Aeronautics and Astronautics, organized by Qingdao Airlines Co.,Ltd, Taikoo (Shandong) Aircraft

Engineering Company Limited，COMAC Shanghai Aircraft Customer Service Co., Ltd & Galleon (Shanghai) Consulting Co., Ltd. Will mainly discuss Aviation Spares Sharing, Domestic Aircraft Operation Support, Big Data and Predictive Maintenance, Aviation Supplies Support when Import Tariff Decline, Maintenance and New Technology, Modification and Testing.

Register your interest or get in touch with Lucy for more details.