MAAS Aviation has announced it will undertake a comprehensive repaint of easyJet's fleet of A320 family aircraft. The work will be conducted at their Maastricht facility, which boasts two climate-controlled paint shops equipped with advanced management systems, ensuring high-quality finishes and rapid turnaround times.
This initiative continues a multi-year partnership between the two companies, emphasizing easyJet’s commitment to high standards of aircraft appearance and sustainability. Richard Marston, the chief commercial officer of MAAS Aviation, highlighted the importance of the ongoing collaboration, stating that their partnership has been built on transparency and regular communication to maintain operational excellence.
Sophie Michelson, easyJet's aircraft appearance manager, commented that MAAS Aviation has demonstrated the highest standards in exterior paint application, contributing to industry-leading exterior finish quality. She added that the airline remains dedicated to reducing carbon emissions while maintaining high aircraft appearance standards.
Since 2019, MAAS Aviation has shown a strong commitment to assisting easyJet in achieving these sustainability and quality objectives. The airline looks forward to further improvements as its fleet continues to grow, reinforcing its long-term partnership with MAAS Aviation.
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