ATR enhances partnership with braathens
ATR and Braathens regional company succeeded in renewing airlines (GMA) for a period of five years. The extension of the comprehensive support package reflects this continuous confidence that the Swedish operator puts on the unparalleled ATR experience in regional aviation services.
GMA renovation ensures the continuous support for the ATR ‘Braathens Fleet, including access to a large group of replaceable units (LRU), and comprehensive gear reform services for repair and landing. This decision emphasizes the ATR record installed in reliability, cost efficiency, and response-factories that are vital to the operational success of airlines in the competitive scene today.
In addition to maintenance services, ATR also provides training solutions for Braathens by linking flight school students to operators looking for enthusiastic youth pilots. After a comprehensive selection, students now enter the type classification course with the ATR training center before joining the Braathens as Junior officers. To support students incitement, ATR trainers will provide font training. This Braathens cooperation will help meet its need for regional pilots while maintaining high safety and efficiency standards.
This renewable partnership highlights the strategic role that ATR plays not only as a aircraft manufacturer but also as a long -term partner in operational success. Braathens, previously provided for scheduled services and rental, along with wet rental, changed its companies’ strategy to focus only on providing flight capacity for other airlines, such as SAS and Austrian airlines, which operate their flights on their behalf.
To support this strategic step, the ATR ‘Braathens fleet will move from 14 to 17 by 17 by the end of the year, with one of three ATR 72-600 to deliver the new brand from the final assembly line.
“By increasing our partnership with ATR, we reaffirm our confidence in their ability to provide consistent and high -quality support required by wet leasing operations,” said Jimmy Bergvist, CEO of Braathens. “This agreement is not related to spare parts, logistics and training only – it is related to the joint commitment to reliability, safety and sustainability in regional air transport.”
Stefano Marzani commented, ATR’s SVP’s support: “Our continuous cooperation with Braathens is a testimony of the strength of our support, services and confidence that our customers put in us. With personal care, we are able to support the interests of our customers, and we are dealing with the interests of our customers, and we are superior to providing the interests of our customers. Airlines throughout Europe, complete their ability to efficiently And sustainable.
This cooperation follows a long history between ATR and Braathens, including 100 % successful test flight on a commercial plane in June 2022.
Enhancing our partnership is another symbol of ATR’s willingness to build useful relationships for both parties with its clients, expand the scope of what the manufacturer can provide for an airline, and to invent a sustainable method of regional thinking.
