Turkish Technic provides free maintenance to airlines flying to quake zone

Turkish Technic has thus far serviced worldwide airways from over 10 nations together with the US, Germany, Netherlands, Libya, Vietnam, and China, which carried humanitarian support, search and rescue groups to Türkiye.

“Even in tough situations, we are going to present Turkish hospitality and be thankful for each step taken to assist,” Turkish Technic says.
(Twitter/@TurkishTechnic)

Turkish Technic, the upkeep, restore, and overhaul arm of flag provider Turkish Airlines, has began offering upkeep providers with out labour prices to worldwide airways flying to Türkiye’s earthquake-hit southern area to render assist.

Ahmet Bolat, Turkish Technic’s chair, stated: “As the flag carrier, we are working closely with our affiliates and utilising any resources available to help our nation recover from the devastating earthquake.”

“Even in tough situations, we are going to present Turkish hospitality and be thankful for each step taken to assist,” he stated.

Including the US, Germany, the Netherlands, Libya, Vietnam and China, Turkish Technic has thus far serviced airways from over 10 nations which carried humanitarian support, and search and rescue groups to the earthquake zone.

In response to the devastating earthquakes, support and assist has poured in from all over the world.

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Hospitality is considered one of our major parts! To lengthen our gratitude for the outpouring assist, we now have been offering upkeep providers with no labor cost to the worldwide airways performing flights for humanitarian support and search & rescue groups to the earthquake zone. pic.twitter.com/XzcXPLQhwe

— Turkish Technic (@TurkishTechnic) February 22, 2023

Over 42,000 individuals have been killed by the back-to-back quakes in southern Türkiye on February 6, based on the newest official figures. Thousands of others have been injured.

The magnitude 7.7 and seven.6 earthquakes, centred within the Kahramanmaras province, affected greater than 13 million individuals throughout 11 provinces, together with Adana, Adiyaman, Diyarbakir, Gaziantep, Hatay, Kilis, Malatya, Osmaniye, Elazig, and Sanliurfa.

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