SIA Engineering inks on-wing services deal with Rolls-Royce

It will provide engine line maintenance support.

SIA Engineering company will be supporting increasing number of Rolls-Royce civil engines as it signs an agreement with the automobile and aeroengine firm as its on-wing services provider with its Trent Service Network.

According to a press release by SIA Engineering, the on-wing services programme will offer a range of engine line maintenance support services to Trent engine operators.

Png Kim Chiang, CEO of SIA Engineering believes the deal will leverage on the strength of SIAEC’s international line maintenance network and engine capabilities, and Rolls-Royce’s equipment manufacturer savvy.

“SIAEC’s On-Wing Services support complements the Company’s suite of line maintenance services to help customers maximise aircraft availability and reliability,” he said.

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