Czech Airlines Technics

Czech Airlines Technics is an aircraft maintenance company based at Vaclav Havel Airport Prague. It provides base maintenance, line maintenance, landing gear overhaul, and component maintenance. It also offers structural repairs, aircraft weighing, painting, non destructive testing, CAMO support, spare parts and tooling, and customs support. The company operates a new paint shop for narrow body aircraft with capacity for up to 35 machines per year.

Base maintenance covers Airbus A319, A320 and A321 aircraft including NEO models with CFM LEAP and V2500 engines. It also covers Boeing 737 Classic, Next Generation and MAX aircraft with CFM engines, plus ATR 42 and 72 turboprops. The base maintenance shops include sheet metal, composite, upholstery, seats, wheels, brakes and NDT. The company performs engine changes, gear changes, avionics modifications, and redelivery services. The sheet metal workshop installs winglets and split scimitar winglets, changes skin panels, and repairs damage from lightning strikes.

Line maintenance services include transit, DY, LC, WY, 8DY and A checks, plus defect repairs and AOG support. The company is authorized to provide line maintenance for Boeing 737, 757, 767, 777 and 787 aircraft. It is also authorized for Airbus A320 and A330 aircraft, plus ATR 42 and 72 and Embraer 170 and 190 jets. Key customers include Czech Airlines, Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, China Eastern Airlines, Sichuan Airlines, Hainan Airlines, Korean Air, El Al, easyJet, British Airways, Iberia, and Wizz Air. The company can send teams to perform line maintenance at European and world airports outside Prague.

Czech Airlines Technics has performed landing gear overhaul for Boeing 737 Classic and Next Generation aircraft for over 20 years. It has completed more than 370 landing gear set overhauls. The company owns six spare landing gear sets that it leases to clients during overhaul. Component maintenance focuses on wheels and brakes in fully equipped workshops. Landing gear services include washing, machining, ball burnishing, non destructive testing, galvanic works, thermal treatment, and painting.

The company has signed a memorandum with QOCO Systems to test modern technologies for more efficient heavy maintenance management. It launched operation of its new narrow body paint shop in 2025. The paint shop is modern and operationally efficient. Czech Airlines Technics also offers an e commerce portal for consumables available to selected partners.

Services

• Base Maintenance
• Line Maintenance
• Landing Gear
• Component Maintenance
• Structural Repairs
• Aircraft Weighing
• Paint Hangar
• Non Destructive Testing
• CAMO Support
• Spare Parts and Tooling