Aviation Partnership Philippines, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cebu Pacific, on Tuesday inaugurated an improved hangar for airline customers in time for the expected recovery of the aviation industry from the pandemic lockdown.
“This is a milestone not only for Cebu Pacific but more so for our subsidiary, Aplus. This inauguration is very timely and in line with the airline’s preparations for the expected recovery of the aviation industry,” said Michael Ivan Shau, chief corporate affairs officer of Cebu Pacific.
The strategic move gives Cebu Pacific optimization of cost when it comes to logistics and ferry cost, compared to sending their aircraft to Clark or to any regional MRO, as well as other checks requiring a hangar.
“The Aplus hangar will allow for a reduced turnaround time for our existing and future airline customers. Working under a roof will surely boost personnel productivity and further enhance the quality of our services,” said Aplus general manager Rico Ugdoracion.
