GAMECO EXPANDS SCOPE OF ITS AIRBUS MANGED INVENTORY (AMI) AGREEMENT WITH SATAIR

 

Nov. 6, 2018

Today, GAMECO (Guangzhou Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Co., Ltd.) signed an extension with SATAIR to its long-term agreement for the Airbus Managed Inventory service in 12nd Zhuhai Airshow. The agreement extends the contract scope to include further frequently-moving expendable parts underlining the flexibility inherent in the AMI service offering. Both parties are ready to contribute their efforts in advancing win-win cooperation for sustainable development.

 

When announced at the Zhuhai Airshow in November 2016, GAMECO was the first customer in China for SATAIR’s AMI solution. After reformation, the two parties have jointly promoted data sharing and system integration. In the form of automatic replenishment to provide GAMECO with efficient aviation materials support management services, AIRBUS has carried out real-time monitoring of AMI project inventory. GAMECO has ensured effectiveness of work-out by capturing material consumption information in real-time and automatically triggering replenishment orders within the agreed inventory levels. Nowadays, GAMECO is providing comprehensive and guaranteed aircraft maintenance services for more than 200 Airbus aircrafts that operating in China.

 

Paul Lochab, Chief Commercial Officer of SATAIR said: “We are delighted to secure this added dimension to our AMI service contract with GAMECO. This is testimony to the added value that GAMECO has recognized in the SATAIR service, including a successful reduction in priority orders. AMI is a prime example of how SATAIR provides world-class material management and supply-chain services and solutions to world-class customers.”

 

Norbert Max, General Manager, GAMECO adds: Our experience with SATAIR over the past two years has been very positive. SATAIR has proven to be a good partner for GAMECO and we are pleased to continue this relationship centered on SATAIR’s AMI solution.”

 

About SATAIR
SATAIR is a truly global company and world leader in the commercial aerospace aftermarket.
The company supports the complete life cycle of the aircraft with a full and integrated portfolio of flexible, value adding material management products, services and tailored support modules across all platforms.

SATAIR is a $2 billion-turnover global company with 1,300 employees. A key part of the Airbus Customer Services unit, SATAIR has exclusive or primary distribution arrangements for aerospace component manufacturers, and supplies parts to multi-fleet customer airlines and MRO companies. It also fulfils the material service support obligation for the in-service fleet of more than 7,000 Airbus aircraft.
SATAIR is a stand-alone company and AIRBUS services company. Visit www.satair.com.