B787 line

This capability encompasses line maintenance and technical support for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner family, provided by the engineering division of Kenya Airways. The service originated as an internal requirement to support the flag carrier’s own long-haul fleet, which replaced older wide-body types. Over time, the facility has expanded its remit to offer third-party technical services to other regional and international carriers operating within the African continent, leveraging its strategic position at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. The primary customers for this service are commercial airlines and aircraft leasing companies requiring transit checks, scheduled line maintenance, and defect rectification while operating into East Africa. While the unit primarily serves the Kenya Airways fleet, it is positioned as a regional hub for external clients requiring specialised 787 support. The service is marketed through direct service level agreements and maintenance contracts, providing a local alternative to flying airframes back to European or Middle Eastern facilities for routine technical attention. Key risks involve the consistent availability of specialised spare parts and the maintenance of international regulatory approvals from bodies such as the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency. The Aerospace Garage desk would seek to verify the specific scope of their base maintenance certification, as current data primarily confirms line-level interventions. We would also investigate the depth of their composite repair capabilities, which are critical for the 787's unique airframe structure.