Airhub Aviation has expanded its Lithuanian base-maintenance scope to include Airbus A320neo aircraft powered by CFM LEAP and Pratt & Whitney GTF engines, as well as Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. The broader approval followed a successful audit by Lithuania’s Transport Competence Agency and is intended to support lessors, operators and aftermarket companies as demand grows for newer-generation narrowbody maintenance.
The expanded capability covers both major A320neo engine families and the 737 MAX, extending Airhub’s support across the principal new-generation narrowbody platforms. The company has identified routine 24-month checks and the first 12-year inspections of A320neo aircraft as areas of growing demand.
Airhub is also pursuing approval to provide technical services for the Airbus A220. The planned offering includes line maintenance, aircraft transitions and end-of-life asset management, to be developed in cooperation with an established industry partner. The approval process remains under way, and the A220 services are not yet confirmed.