Cebu Pacific Air has selected Safran Landing Systems to provide the Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul services on 14 aircraft of its Airbus A320 fleet.The Safran Landing Systems repair workshop of Singapore, which is a joint venture with Singapore Airlines Engineering Company (SiAEC), will perform the airline’s complete overhaul and repair business for the next three years. This state of the art plant is staffed with over 300 highly skilled MRO specialists, ensuring reliable, responsive and cost-effective services to support airlines operations.
Shevantha Weerasekera, Cebu Pacific Air Vice President / Senior Adviser - Engineering and Fleet Management: “We are extremely pleased to be continuing our partnership with Safran. They share our values on maintenance quality and turnaround time, provided at very competitive rate.”
Bruno Chiarelli, Safran Landing Systems Executive Vice President - MRO: “We are proud that Cebu has renewed its confidence in Safran Landing Systems. This new contract underlines our ability to offer the best services, based on a perfect understanding of our customers’ specific needs, with the highest level of competitiveness, quality and performance.”
Thanks to its network of 8 MRO centers, in Europe, Asia and Americas, Safran Landing Systems perform more than 12,000 repairs annually for more than 300 customers worldwide.
This contract will also benefit from Landing LifeTM, the Safran Landing Systems tailored, responsive, reliable and cost-effective support services.

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