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Adria Tehnika

Adria Tehnika is an aircraft maintenance company in Slovenia with EASA Part-145 approval for the Airbus A320 family and CRJ, plus EASA Part-147 training.

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About Adria Tehnika

Adria Tehnika is an aircraft maintenance company based at Brnik in Slovenia. The site describes it as a partner for airlines in Central Europe. It also runs a training arm for future maintenance staff. The company is a limited company, known as d.o.o. in Slovenia.

The company holds EASA Part-145 approval. This is the European approval for maintenance organizations. It covers the Airbus A320 family and the MHIRJ CRJ regional jet. It also holds EASA Part-147, the approval needed to run technical training for maintenance engineers.

The site lists several service areas. These include base maintenance, which is heavy checks done in a hangar. They also include line maintenance, which covers the quick checks between flights. Other areas are workshops, engineering support and additional services. A page on capabilities lists the aircraft types it can handle.

The company works with airlines on tight schedules. Its site says it tries to understand each customer's needs and build a plan for them. This approach gives each customer a service that fits their fleet. It also stresses on-time delivery, flexibility and precise work.

The website shares feedback from airline customers. Swiss International Air Lines, Air France, Brussels Airlines, easyJet and Regional Jet OU, also called Xfly, are all quoted. Their comments mention quick release of aircraft, few deferred defects and a responsive team. Deferred defects are faults that are left to be fixed later.

The training side offers courses for people who want a maintenance career. The site lists training programs, an exam schedule, a description of the training process and student testimonials. Training is offered at more than one location.

The news section carries an announcement that easyJet is buying Adria Tehnika. The website also has pages on history, company structure, certificates, customers and careers. Office hours run from Monday to Friday. Separate contact routes exist for general questions, sales and training. The site also points visitors to a Slovenia tourism page, since Ljubljana Airport is one to two hours from many European capitals.

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