ST Engineering acquires MBH contract from Virgin Australia Airlines

The contract will last for five years.

ST Engineering announced that its commercial aerospace business has secured a contract to provide Maintenance-By-the-Hour (MBH) from Virgin Australia Airlines.

Under this five-year contract, the Group will provide full component support to Virgin Australia’s fleet of Boeing B737NG from this month.

Included in this are repair management, pool access, and provision of consignment stock in Australia. On top of this is the airframe heavy maintenance currently offered as part of its Singapore Facility.

“Our comprehensive life cycle nose-to-tail support capabilities will be leveraged to provide Virgin Australia Airlines with the highest quality and most reliable services that our customers have come to expect from ST Engineering,” said Commercial Aerospace President Jeffrey Lam, ST Engineering.

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