Valliere Aviation to create new maintenance unit in Tunis
Source: BI-ME , Author: BI-ME staff
Posted: Thu June 18, 2009 12:32 pm



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TUNISIA. In late news from the Paris Air Show, Valliere Aviation Group (the holding group of Europe Aviation) and Tunisair have signed an agreement which should lead to the creation of a common maintenance company in Tunis in the next 18 months.

Europe Aviation, from the Valliere Group, provides a large scope of maintenance services on both Airbus and Boeing aircraft from line maintenance to Total Care Support including HMV. It wants to expand in Africa and is also present in the UAE in Fujairah.

See also www.europe-aviation.com

 

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