Boeing and Lufthansa Technik lock in three more years of parts collaboration
Boeing and Lufthansa Technik have extended their Tailored Parts Package agreement by three years, marked by a signing ceremony at MRO Europe in Amsterdam.
The program is designed to give MRO providers such as Lufthansa Technik improved parts availability and greater operational efficiency, affording access to more than 6,500 Boeing part numbers across all the company’s commercial aircraft platforms.
On October 30, 2026, the US firm announced that Dan Abraham, Senior Vice President of Commercial Sales and Marketing at Boeing Global Services, and Thomas Boettger, Vice President Corporate Procurement at Lufthansa Technik, had met at MRO Europe to finalize the extended deal.
Under the Tailored Parts Package program, customers commit to purchasing an agreed-upon group of parts during the contract term, and Boeing manages supply chain execution for the parts covered by the agreement.
Lufthansa Technik According to Boeing, the program is “designed to simplify parts procurement and inventory management, with predictable pricing to help customers plan costs”.
Companies to have signed agreements for Boeing’s Tailored Parts Package previously include Turkish Technik, Xiamen Airlines and DAE’s Joramco.
On October 30, 2026, Boeing and Etihad Engineering also renewed their Tailored Parts Package agreement at MRO Europe.
William Ampofo, Senior VP, Parts and Distribution and Supply Chain, Boeing Global Services, said: “A healthy, stable aviation supply chain depends on experience, capability, and reach. This agreement brings those strengths together to help customers plan their parts needs with greater confidence.”
Lufthansa Technik’s Boettger stressed that reliable access to material is a “key factor in maintaining aircraft availability and operational efficiency”.
“Through this renewed agreement with Boeing, we further strengthen our ability to provide customers worldwide with dependable parts support across all Boeing aircraft platforms,” Boettger added. “The combination of broad parts coverage and secure supply chain access creates tangible value for airlines in today’s demanding operating environment.”
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