MTU signs maintenance contract with Garuda Indonesia

MTU Maintenance has signed a three-year agreement with Garuda Indonesia to handle the maintenance, repair, and overhaul of GE90-115B engines used in the airline's Boeing 777-300ER fleet. The work will take place at MTU Maintenance's facility in Hanover, Germany.

Supporting operational reliability

The contract is intended to improve engine availability and ensure the operational reliability of Garuda Indonesia's long-haul aircraft. This is crucial for maintaining the airline's schedule and service quality.

Additional services from Singapore office

MTU Maintenance's office in Singapore will also assist by providing engine leasing solutions and asset management services as needed, according to the press release.

No details on shop visits

The number of scheduled shop visits included in the contract was not disclosed in the MTU press release, leaving some specifics of the agreement unclear.

Previous agreement with HAECO

Garuda Indonesia has already signed a separate agreement with HAECO Engine Services (Xiamen) for three performance restoration visits for its GE90 engines, with operations expected to continue until 2028.

Garuda's current fleet status

The Indonesian flag carrier currently operates eight Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, though one unit has been transferred to the Indonesian government.