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B&H Worldwide wins EU-wide warehousing contract for FL Technics

May 24, 2022

One of Europe’s largest MRO (Maintenance and Repair Organisations), FL Technics, has awarded B&H Worldwide a contract to manage its aircraft parts storage in Germany.  The two companies have had a long-term commercial relationship in both the UK and Singapore but this is the first time they have worked together in mainland Europe.

Effective immediately, B&H Worldwide will utilise its Frankfurt warehouse facility to store a range of aerospace consumables, engine spare parts, rotables and Dangerous Goods to ensure they can be efficiently distributed to customers across the European Union.

FL Technics is a global provider of aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul services, and is headquartered in Vilnius, Lithuania.

All warehousing will be undertaken adhering to strict operating procedures, safety protocols and administrative controls and will be managed using FirstTrac, B&H’s unique, in-house developed aerospace software solution.

“Europe has always been a major market for B&H Worldwide and it’s a testament to the scope of our international capabilities that FL Technics has chosen to trust us with its aircraft parts storage across the EU,” says Jakub Ptacnik, B&H’s Business Development Manager.

In addition to providing parts warehousing services FL Technics has an option to take up freight management, AOG and other specialist services which B&H Worldwide can provide.

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