Malaysia Airlines to buy Sepang Aircraft Engineering from Airbus
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- Malaysia Aviation Group announced it will acquire Sepang Aircraft Engineering from Airbus, a deal that supports the group’s long‑term business plan. The transaction is subject to customary conditions, including approval from the Malaysian Civil Aviation Authority. The acquisition is expected to be completed in 2027.
- The purchase aligns with new EASA regulations for ground handling service providers, which affect airlines, airports, ground handling firms and consultants. Compliance with the regulation is a factor in the group’s strategic move.
- Completion of the deal in 2027 will bring Sepang Aircraft Engineering under Malaysia Airlines’ control, expanding its in‑house maintenance capabilities.
Why it matters
Integrating Sepang Aircraft Engineering could enhance Malaysia Airlines’ maintenance capacity and help meet evolving ground‑handling regulatory requirements.
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