Air India and Joramco finalize a new contract in the Asia-Pacific region for maintenance services
In a significant development for the aviation industry, Joramco, an Amman-based aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility, has signed a maintenance agreement with Air India. This partnership marks a major step for Joramco in the Indian market and a significant expansion for DAE Engineering, the parent company of Joramco.
The agreement allows Joramco to perform heavy maintenance checks on Air India's fleet of Boeing B787s and B777s. This is the first time Joramco has signed a maintenance agreement with an Indian airline, a fact that was not previously reported.
The partnership between Air India and Joramco is aimed at strengthening Air India's repairs and maintenance competencies. S.K. Dash, chief technical officer at Air India, expressed his belief that the partnership will enhance Air India's fleet reliability for aircraft operations.
The new CEO of Joramco, Adam Voss, who was appointed on September 14, 2025, expressed his pleasure at Air India becoming Joramco's latest partners. Fraser Currie, chief strategy and commercial officer at DAE Engineering, also expressed his pleasure at the partnership, stating that it is a significant step in DAE Engineering's expansion to the Indian market.
The maintenance agreement was announced during the Aviation Week MRO Asia-Pacific 2025 event in Singapore. DAE Engineering is looking forward to future collaborations with Air India, with both parties aiming to build a strong and lasting relationship in the coming years.
The partnership between Air India and Joramco is expected to bring numerous benefits to both parties. For Air India, it means improved fleet reliability and reduced maintenance costs. For Joramco, it represents a foothold in the Indian market, a key player in the Asia-Pacific region.
In conclusion, the agreement between Joramco and Air India is a win-win situation for both parties. It is a significant step forward for Joramco in its expansion to the Indian market and a boost for Air India's maintenance capabilities. The partnership is expected to bring about a strong and lasting relationship between the two companies in the coming years.
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