Delta TechOps has signed a new long-term agreement to provide component care services for Jet2.com, further expanding its operations in Europe. Under the terms of the contract, Delta TechOps will deliver mechanical and avionics component support for Jet2.com’s aircraft fleets.
The partnership builds on an existing relationship that began in 2023, when Delta TechOps first offered maintenance support to Jet2.com. According to Basil Papayoti, vice president of Commercial at Delta TechOps, “This agreement highlights the strength of our component care expertise and the trust that Delta TechOps has earned across Europe. With decades of experience supporting different fleets, Delta brings deep technical knowledge to the Jet2.com partnership.” He added, “We’re proud to support Jet2.com as its fleet and operations continue to grow. Our team is focused on delivering the kind of dependable maintenance and technical expertise that helps keep the Jet2.com aircraft flying safely and efficiently.”
The announcement was made during MRO Europe, a major aviation maintenance event held from October 14–16 in London. The event gathers industry leaders and experts to discuss innovations and future directions for aircraft support across Europe. During panel discussions at the event, Delta TechOps leaders addressed topics such as aging fleets and engine maintenance. Christy Robinson, director of Engine Maintenance at Delta TechOps, said: “We continue to support a robust portfolio of legacy engine customers while expanding our capabilities for next-generation platforms. We’re not scaling back in our legacy shops — we continue to invest in these shops. We’re bringing legacy forward with us as we industrialize and prepare for the future.”
Delta TechOps has provided third-party MRO (maintenance, repair, and overhaul) services since 2000 and now serves more than 150 customers worldwide. The company is certified as the only North American MRO able to service all three advanced engine types: CFM LEAP, Pratt & Whitney GTF, and Rolls-Royce Trent families.
This development comes as Delta marks its 100th anniversary this year.
