AFI KLM E&M and Bonza have announced that an agreement has been reached to provide component support for the growing Australian airline's Boeing 737 MAX 8 fleet. The support defined by AFI KLM E&M covers a broad scope tailored to Bonza's requirements, including repair services, pool access and the provision of a Main Base Kit (MBK), as well as logistical and AOG support for airframe and LEAP-1B engine LRU’s. It will be managed and delivered from AFI KLM E&M's logistics and distribution centres in Amsterdam, Miami and Kuala Lumpur.
Tim Jordan, CEO of Bonza, said:
"For a growing airline like ours that currently has a smaller fleet, we need to ensure that all our aircraft are operational so that we can deliver the best performance and experience for our customers. AFI KLM E&M's equipment solutions, including the pool access program, are a response to this requirement, and we are confident that their know-how and global experience of the 737 product will be invaluable in delivering smooth operations for our fleet."
Tommaso Auriemma, VP Sales Asia & Pacific at AFI KLM E&M, added:
"We are honored by the trust placed in us by Bonza. By signing this agreement, AFI KLM E&M is extending its footprint in the 737 market in Oceania, and also enhancing the relevance and attractiveness of its solutions on all generations of the 737, including the MAX. We look forward to supporting the development of Bonza's operations, a young and dynamic airline, through a long-term cooperation, starting with component support for their fleet”.
