All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Boeing have teamed
up to implement operational changes aimed at reducing costs and
increasing efficiency of maintenance operations for ANA’s current
and future B777 models as part of the Boeing Optimized Maintenance
Program (OMP) service.
“The efficient performance of our 777 and 777X
fleet together with Optimized Maintenance Program will be value
added to our operations,” said Takeo Kikuchi, Director of
Engineering, ANA. “We were very pleased with Boeing’s offer of
services to center on cost reductions in our 777 fleet maintenance
operations, and we look forward to working with the Boeing teams
to achieve these improvements.”
ANA recently finalized
orders for twenty Boeing 777-9Xs and six Boeing 777-300ER airplanes.
By evaluating and analyzing a
maintenance program, including logbooks, scheduled maintenance
data, component maintenance records and other metrics, Boeing
develops recommendations for maintenance program enhancements
customized to accommodate the unique operating environments and
specific operational goals of the airline.
Boeing technical
consultants also work directly with local regulatory authorities
to secure approval and agreement on any recommended maintenance
program changes.
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