Wideroe has extended its component solutions agreement with De Havilland Aircraft of Canada from 2025 to 2027. As a part of the agreement De Havilland will provide comprehensive component maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services, access to a strategically located spare part exchange pool, and on-site inventory at Wideroe's base.
“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,” said Leighton Storsley, Vice-President, Aftermarket and Business Development, De Havilland Canada. “Our extended agreement with Wideroe was tailored to provide the airline with an enhanced, customized package for component support.”
"In 2018, Wideroe selected DHC to provide component maintenance support to our then fleet of ten Dash 8-400 aircraft,” said Sture Pedersen, Vice-President Technical Operations, Wideroe. “Since then, we have benefitted from the ready availability of spare parts and cost predictability that is essential to running our business; and so, we are delighted to now extend our agreement to 2027, as our fleet continues to grow.”