"The audit included Hurghada and Luxor line maintenance stations. We managed to add new aircraft maintenance capabilities for A220-100/300 powered by PW1500G and A320neo family powered by PW1100G as well as engine overhaul capabilities for CFM56-5C and CFM56-3C. This is in addition to increasing maintenance level for B787 family powered by Trent1000, A320neo family powered by CFM Leap-1A, and extending Engine Workshop capability by adding new configurations for V2500, CFM56-7B engine types," said Eng. Hani Salaheldin, Chairman  & CEO of EGYPTAIR MAINTENANCE & ENGINEERING Company.

He added: "The approval secures customer trust in our capabilities and helps us to offer wide variety of line and base maintenance services and expand our customer base in all stations."