Air Tanzania has signed an agreement with De Havilland Canada which will see the latter support the airline’s growing fleet of Dash-8 400 aircraft via the De Havilland Component Solutions (DCS) Program.
“The DCS Program provides our customers with superior part availability and cost predictability so they can focus on running their day-to-day operations with minimal related interruptions,” commented Leighton Storsley, De Havilland Canada vice-president, aftermarket and business development.
“We look forward to benefitting from the ready availability of spare parts and cost predictability that is essential to running our business, and the expertise of the De Havilland Canada team,” added Ladislaus Matindi, Air Tanzania chief executive officer.
More than 175 Dash 8-400 aircraft worldwide are currently enrolled in the DCS Program.
Air Tanzania joins De Havilland Canada component support programme
