Japan Airlines (JAL) and Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Company (HAECO) have extended their base maintenance agreement.
The agreement covers Boeing 737, Boeing 767, Boeing 777, Boeing 787, and Airbus A350 aircraft, with maintenance expected to be performed on more than 180 aircraft. The work will be carried out at HAECO’s dedicated facility in Xiamen, China. The contract runs through 2033.
The two companies have collaborated for more than 20 years and have performed maintenance on over 430 aircraft to date. In 2025, they carried out base maintenance on a JAL Airbus A350 aircraft for the first time. JAL is a shareholder in HAECO Xiamen and is also a joint venture partner for a new facility in Van Don, Vietnam.
In addition, the line maintenance agreement in Hong Kong, which has been in place since 2013, has been extended through 2031. The scope of work will also be expanded to include cleaning and routine maintenance services.
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