BCT Aviation Maintenance has secured two new maintenance contracts at East Midlands Airport in the UK where the company is headquartered.
Central Airlines has appointed the company to manage its line maintenance support. The Chinese cargo carrier operates two 777F aircraft into the airport twice per week on behalf of Chinese logistics firm YunExpress.
In addition, African freight carrier Ethiopian Cargo and Logistics Services is also operating a 777F between the UK and China twice per week over the summer and BCT has signed an agreement to manage line maintenance at EMA for the airline.
“BCT takes a proactive approach to maintenance that minimises deferred defects and maximises high dispatch reliability, which ensures that our dedicated engineering support delivers the highest levels of operational safety,” said BCT Aviation Maintenance technical director Chris Taylor.