Description

Air Asia Co., Ltd., headquartered in Tainan City, Taiwan, is a leading provider of aircraft maintenance services, operating both domestically and internationally. The company's comprehensive offerings span both civilian and military aviation, encompassing complete aircraft maintenance, specialized engine and component upkeep, and dedicated helicopter services. Air Asia delivers extensive Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) solutions for commercial and military aircraft. This includes routine A/B/C/D inspections, implementation of airworthiness directives and service bulletins, adherence to Corrosion Prevention Control Programs (CPCP) and Supplemental Structural Inspection Documents (SSID), structural damage rectification, and airframe modifications or retrofits. For engines and components, their expertise covers repair, overhaul, precise measurements, and non-destructive inspection techniques. They also provide similar in-depth maintenance for commercial and military helicopters. Additionally, Air Asia handles aeronautical parts asset management and distributes spare parts. They specialize in propeller renovation for aircraft and rotor blade repair for helicopters. Beyond maintenance, the firm offers a wide array of ground support services. These include ramp management, assistance with landing permit applications, and coordination of third-party essentials like catering, laundry, and general airport services. They supply crucial ground equipment and personnel, such as follow-me vehicles, ramp shuttles, ground power units (GPUs), refueling services, refreshment provisions, towing tractors for push-back and position movements, passenger steps, air start units, forklifts, tow tugs, general labor, and headset operators. Further capabilities include fleet management, specialized training for civil aviation personnel, and meticulous inspection and maintenance of fuel tanks and wire harnessing. Originally established as Civil Air Transport in 1946, the company adopted its current name, Air Asia Co., Ltd., in 1955. It operates as a subsidiary of Taiwan Aerospace Corp.