MRO & engineering services · Egypt
EgyptAir Maintenance
- Region
- North Africa
- Country
- Egypt
- Segment
- MRO & engineering services
- Verification
- Desk verified
- Website
- https://egyptair.com
- Founded
- 1932
- Employees
- 5,000-10,000
EgyptAir Maintenance & Engineering is a provider of technical support services for commercial aviation, operating as a subsidiary of the state-owned EgyptAir Holding Company. Based in Cairo, the firm functions as a regional maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) hub, providing line and base maintenance for short-haul and wide-body aircraft. It occupies a mid-stream position in the aerospace value chain, ensuring the airworthiness of fleets through heavy structural checks, engine shop visits, and component repairs. The organisation holds numerous international certifications, including approvals from EASA and the FAA, allowing it to service global operators alongside its parent airline. Its technical facilities handle airframes such as the Boeing 737, 777, and 787 families, as well as Airbus A320 and A330 series aircraft. The company maintains partnerships with major original equipment manufacturers for engine and component support, serving a diverse client base that includes African, Middle Eastern, and European carriers. Prospective partners should verify the specific scope of work (SoW) authorised under their current EASA Part 145 or national aviation authority ratings, as capability for newer engine marks or composite structures may vary by facility. It is advisable to confirm current hangar slot availability and turnaround time (TAT) guarantees for heavy C and D checks. Buyers should also audit the certification status of specific workshops if they require specialised non-destructive testing or avionics calibration services.
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