Fokker Services Group (“FSG”), and Jettime have signed an ABACUS component support agreement for Jettime’s Boeing 737NG fleet. The partnership was marked with a signing ceremony during MRO Europe in Amsterdam.

Under the agreement, FSG will provide Jettime with forward exchange services for a broad range of Boeing 737NG components. By making replacement components available when needed, the program is designed to reduce aircraft downtime and support Jettime in maintaining high aircraft availability.

Components removed from service will be repaired through FSG’s in-house component shops, combining technical expertise, extensive repair capabilities and stringent quality standards.

The agreement also includes lease services for selected components. These components will be held in stock at Jettime’s location, giving its maintenance teams immediate access to key items and helping prevent operational delays.

Together, the forward exchange, in-house repair and on-site stock services provide Jettime with a flexible support solution tailored to its operational requirements.

VP Technical at Jettime, Nicolai Rønnow, look forward to the new partnership:
“We chose Fokker based on its competitive pricing, its location within the EU, and because we believe Fokker’s size and component offering are an excellent fit for Jettime. Another advantage is that Fokker has in-house repair capabilities for 80% of the components installed on the Boeing 737-800 NG.”

“We are pleased to welcome Jettime as a new Boeing 737NG ABACUS customer,” said Menzo van der Beek, CEO of Fokker Services Group. “Jettime operates in a dynamic charter and ACMI environment where responsiveness and component availability are vital. By combining forward exchange services, in-house repairs and dedicated lease stock, we can provide support that closely matches their operation and helps keep their aircraft flying.”

FSG’s ABACUS Program combines component maintenance, inventory and availability support, leasing and operational services in a solution tailored to each operator’s requirements. The program is designed to improve component availability, support fleet reliability and provide operators with greater control over maintenance requirements and costs.

About Jettime
Jettime A/S is an independent, privately owned Danish airline established in June 2020. Jettime transports holiday takers to and from their destinations on behalf of leading Nordic tour operators, including TUI, Bravo Tours, Apollo, Ving and Club La Santa. The airline also operates flights on behalf of other carriers (ACMI), including Air Greenland, SAS and Finnair. Jettime employs approximately 520 people and has bases in Copenhagen, Billund, Helsinki and Stockholm. The company operates a fleet of 13 Boeing 737-800 NG passenger aircraft, maintained by its in-house technical department at Copenhagen Airport.

About Fokker Services Group
Fokker Services Group is an independent aerospace service company with a global reach. Providing comprehensive solutions from its five facilities in Europe, Asia and the Americas, Fokker Services Group is a key partner for regional, narrow-body and wide-body platforms in the Commercial, VIP, Cargo and Defense markets. The organization offers a unique set of capabilities, products and services: ‘Modifications & Engineering Services’ for the latest technical solutions; ‘Component & Material Services’ such as nose-to-tail programs, exchange services, component repairs, parts manufacturing and spares deliveries; ‘Airframe Services’ for aircraft MRO including lease transitions and painting; and ‘Aircraft Completion & Conversion Services’ for Executive, VVIP and Special Mission aircraft.

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