Airbus A320neo
The one-stop shop for a global family
Aircraft from the A320 family amount to one-third of the fleets in operation around the world today – and they have become important members of the big Lufthansa Technik family, too. Since the Airbus narrowbody was introduced at the end of the 1980s, Lufthansa Technik can lay claim not just to staying one step ahead of developments in aircraft maintenance and repair, but even influencing them.
A320neo engine
Extensive experience for all aspects of an engine's services life
A320neo on departure
A320neo: Proven technologies with new engines and modified systems
Airline-proven Maintenance Management Services
High in-house component repair capabilities
A320neo engine
Extensive experience for all aspects of an engine's services life
A320neo on departure
A320neo: Proven technologies with new engines and modified systems
"neo" is the name of the future
The success story of the A320 family has now gained a new chapter with the A320neo "new engine option". While many of the A320's proven technologies have been retained in the "neo", operators have the option of two new engines. The aircraft also benefits from several modified systems as well. Supporting A320 family fleets of every size around the globe with customized MRO solutions, Lufthansa Technik's substantial technical experience and know-how will ensure that the newest member of the A320 family spends as little time as possible on the ground.
High reliability and reduced maintenance costs
With airline-proven Maintenance Management Services, Lufthansa Technik's Aircraft Engineering supports operators of the narrowbody Airbus family in reducing their maintenance costs by redefining and optimizing maintenance work. Engineering experts customize and alter the content and the intervals between checks or single tasks while maintaining safety and improving operational reliability.
Economies of scale in material support
To handle the need for single-source component services, Lufthansa Technik offers a one-stop shop solution that greatly reduces the complexities usually associated with the provision of spare parts. In a unique combination of high in-house repair capability, global aviation logistics and multiple supply chain options A320 family aircraft operators of any fleet size and mix enjoy cost benefits and service level guarantees that are normally only achievable by large fleets.
At the pulse of the A320's engines
Lufthansa Technik has been overhauling the A320 family's turbofan engines, the CFM56 and IAE 2500, since their market introduction. No other manufacturer-independent engine shop has accumulated such extensive experience for all aspects of an engine's service life. At the same time, the Lufthansa Technik engine experts are preparing for the introduction of the A320neo's new engine options, the PW1100G geared turbofan and the CFM International LEAP-1A.
