SIAEC inks deal to provide maintenance services to Hawaiian Airline until 2027

The mainboard-listed company will conduct maintenance checks for the airlines’ A330-300 fleet.

SIA Engineering Company (SIAEC) has signed an agreement with Hawaiian Airlines to provide maintenance services for its A330-200 fleet until 2027.

Under the agreement, SIAEC will conduct maintenance checks for 11 of the 24 A330-200 aircraft of the airlines.

Hawaiian Airlines' A330-200 fleet serves 13 gateway cities in the U.S.A and nine destinations throughout Asia and South Pacific.

“We are delighted to extend our partnership with Hawaiian Airlines with additional A330 C2 maintenance checks. This signing signifies the confidence that Hawaiian Airlines has in SIAEC's technical strengths and capabilities. We will continue to deliver best-in-class on-time performance through the implementation of LEAN methodology, and to provide quality services and strong engineering support to our customers.” SIAEC Senior Vice President Base Maintenance Services, Jeremy Yew, said.

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