Airhub Aviation has announced an expansion of its maintenance services to include the Airbus A320neo and Boeing 737 MAX aircraft types. This development means the company can now provide comprehensive support for these modern narrow-body jets, which are commonly used in both passenger and cargo operations. The A320neo variants covered include those powered by CFM LEAP or Pratt & Whitney GTF engines.
This service expansion was made possible after Airhub Aviation successfully completed a regulatory audit conducted by Lithuania's Transport Competence Agency. The approval signifies that the company meets the necessary safety and operational standards to handle these advanced aircraft.
For freight forwarders and air cargo operators, this expansion by Airhub Aviation could contribute to improved maintenance availability and turnaround times for their leased or owned A320neo and 737 MAX freighters. Enhanced local maintenance options can reduce ferry costs and downtime, potentially leading to greater schedule reliability and capacity availability in the European region, particularly for carriers operating out of Lithuania or nearby hubs.
