Turkish Technic held meetings for new partnerships at the MRO Americas Exhibition. CEO Mikail Akbulut drew attention to the company’s global growth and engine maintenance investments.
Mikail Akbulut: “International engagements will expand operational capacity”
Mikail Akbulut, General Manager of Turkish Technic Inc., stated that they attended the MRO Americas exhibition held in the United States and conducted engagements aimed at new global partnerships.
Intensive engagement traffic in Orlando
At the event held in Orlando, USA, meetings were held with airlines and various stakeholders of the engine maintenance and repair sector. The discussions focused on both improving existing business relationships and creating new areas of business.
In a statement shared on social media, Akbulut noted that, as in every year, Turkish Technic took an active role this year on one of the sector’s leading platforms.
New investments on the agenda
During the engagements held within the scope of the exhibition, the company’s recently initiated large-scale investments were also brought to the table. It was stated that the project, which will become one of the largest wide-body aircraft engine maintenance centres in the region once completed, provides an important basis for international collaborations.
With the commissioning of this investment, a significant expansion in Turkish Technic’s engine maintenance capacity is targeted.
Global growth strategy
Turkish Technic Inc. aims to reach a broader customer portfolio in the international market with its service diversity and quality standards. New airline agreements and technical collaborations are among the key elements of the company’s goal to further strengthen its position on a global scale.
Contribution to Türkiye’s MRO strength
The company’s active presence in international organisations directly affects Türkiye’s competitiveness in the maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) market. The engagements and investments carried out by Turkish Technic progress in parallel with the country’s goal of becoming a regional hub in aviation technical services.
