FL Technics Signs Agreement With Lufthansa Group For CFM56 Engine Maintenance

FL Technics Engine Services has signed “an agreement with Lufthansa Group’s Engine Management GmbH to support its engine maintenance needs. For a relatively young engine shop, the agreement marks an important milestone and recognition of the work invested in building the facility and its operations.”

FL Technics says, “the partnership covers repair and maintenance services for the CFM56 engine family, further strengthening FL Technics Engine Services position as a specialist CFM56 MRO provider. It also gives valuable experience and knowledge that can help further build confidence in its capabilities across the market.”

CEO of FL Technics Engine Services, Valerij Deveikis said: “Lufthansa Group as FL Technics Group sets a high standard in aviation, and being able to work with an organization of this scale gives us a valuable opportunity to learn, exchange experience and further strengthen the way we operate.”

FL Technics Engine Services stated that “the agreement with Lufthansa brings together many of the elements that have shaped the shop’s development, from building its CFM56-focused operation to having its processes and standards assessed by a major aviation group.”

FL Technics added that “representatives from Group Engine Management GmbH, a subsidiary of Deutsche Lufthansa AG providing engine management services to Lufthansa Group airlines, recently visited the FL Technics Engine Services shop in Kaunas, Lithuania to conduct a customer audit. The audit covered key areas including quality and safety management, technical processes, documentation, personnel competence and control of maintenance activities.”

Quality Manager at FL Technics Engine Services, Justinas Mikalainis said: “An audit with a customer like Lufthansa Group gives us an opportunity to look at our organization from the customer’s perspective. It helps us understand their expectations, confirm the effectiveness of our processes and identify opportunities for improvement.”

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