Japan Airlines Group (JAL) and Spring Airlines Japan entered (07-Jun-2018) and agreement with HAECO Xiamen covering line services for Spring Japan at all of its four destinations in China. The co-operation agreement follows an expanded engineering services agreement between JAL and Spring Japan in Dec-2017. Subsequently, HAECO Xiamen was selected as an exclusive partner to handle their line maintenance operations in China. HAECO Xiamen has set up two new line stations at Wuhan Tianhe International Airport and Harbin Taiping International Airport to serve Spring Japan. There are in addition to stations at Chongqing and Tianjin which are already part of HAECO’s in the existing line services network. [more – original PR]
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