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Boeing improves 777 maintenance program

Seattle, Usa - Recent improvements promise to reduce the costs and increase the time of service of the model

Recent improvements to the scheduled maintenance program for the Boeing 777 promise to reduce airlines’ maintenance costs and increase the time a 777 airplane is in revenue-generating service. By increasing the time between certain maintenance tasks, the new program reduces maintenance by more than 400 labor-hours per airplane per year and gives airlines one more day of service annually for each 7...

fra/pec - 140338
Rome, Italy, 05/06/2006 11:52
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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