Japan Airlines (JAL) and Lufthansa Technik have renewed their Total Component Support (TCS) agreement for Boeing 787 aircraft. The announcement was made at MRO Asia-Pacific, currently being held in Singapore.
Lufthansa Technik will provide maintenance, reliability management, and logistics services for a wide range of components installed on JAL’s Boeing 787 aircraft, along with access to its global spare-parts pool. The agreement has been extended by at least five years, potentially running through 2036. It covers up to 67 aircraft, with the scope expanded from the previous agreement through the addition of further components.
The two companies also signed a new exclusive agreement covering thrust reversers and inlet cowls for the GEnx-1B engines on Boeing 787 aircraft. The five-year agreement will see Lufthansa Technik Shenzhen provide spare parts and repair services.
The two companies signed their first TCS agreement for Boeing 787 aircraft in 2011. The partnership was expanded to include Airbus A350 aircraft in 2019, and an APC maintenance agreement for Airbus A350 aircraft was also added in 2019. Other support includes individual component maintenance services for Boeing aircraft and airframe-related component support through Lufthansa Technik Shenzhen.
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