FL Technics will Exclusively Represent Future Metals in Russia and Eleven More Countries
FL Technics, a global provider of tailor-made aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul services, has been selected to act as an exclusive representative of Future Metals, which is the leading supplier of aerospace quality metals and other materials to the global aircraft manufacturing and maintenance industry. The company shall represent the supplier in multiple CIS countries, including Russia and Moldova, as well as several neighbouring states, such as Ukraine and Georgia.
According to the partnership agreement, FL Technics will act as an exclusive seller of all Future Metal products, offering a broad range of inventory comprising aircraft quality metals and other specialty items such as seat tracks, seat track covers, welding rod, safety wire, flight control cables and more. All the products are certified for both narrow and wide-body commercial aircraft, including Airbus and Boeing.
Under the cooperation, FL Technics will represent the Florida-based supplier in Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan and Moldova, as well as Ukraine and Georgia.
“Our newly developed business relationship with Future Metals is not only a new source of quality aviation products for the region’s industry players, but also a way more cost-effective solution in comparison to the ones currently available in the CIS market. Whether it is an airline’s internal maintenance unit or an independent MRO, we aim to support all potential customers who require various aircraft metals and other specialty products in their daily operations. In other words, we strongly believe that this partnership will be beneficial not only to us and Future Metals, but also to the entire market,” comments Aldas Juronis, the Head of Components and Materials Sales Department at FL Technics.
Source: FL Technics
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