Tata-Singapore Airlines joint venture, which is working on to launch a full-service carrier in the third quarter of the fiscal, is in advanced stage of discussions with aircraft maintenance services provider, Air Works for servicing its fleet.
National carrier Air India and MAS-GMR Aerospace Engineering are also eyeing the contract, according to sources.
"The joint venture (Tata-SIA) is in advanced stages of negotiations with AirWorks for maintenance of its Airbus fleet," industry sources told PTI here on condition of anonymity.
Though other services providers, like Air India and MAS-GMR MRO, are also actively pursuing the deal, the contract is most likely to go Air Works, they said.
Tata-SIA is a 51-49 joint venture between the salt-to-software domestic conglomerate Tata Group and Singapore Airlines.
19/05/14 PTI/Daily News & Analysis
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National carrier Air India and MAS-GMR Aerospace Engineering are also eyeing the contract, according to sources.
"The joint venture (Tata-SIA) is in advanced stages of negotiations with AirWorks for maintenance of its Airbus fleet," industry sources told PTI here on condition of anonymity.
Though other services providers, like Air India and MAS-GMR MRO, are also actively pursuing the deal, the contract is most likely to go Air Works, they said.
Tata-SIA is a 51-49 joint venture between the salt-to-software domestic conglomerate Tata Group and Singapore Airlines.
19/05/14 PTI/Daily News & Analysis
