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Boeing announces enhanced Integrated Material Solution capability at MRO Europe

Boeing announces enhanced Integrated Material Solution capability at MRO Europe

Integrated Material Solution will meet growing customer supply chain and logistics needs with customized services

Additional parts and services deals announced

PR Newswire

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 17, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Boeing [NYSE: BA] announced an expansion of its parts program, called Integrated Material Solution (IMS), to meet airline customers’ growing supply chain requirements for tailored, flexible parts and logistics solutions.

Announced at MRO Europe, this enhanced capability streamlines a customer’s supply chain by combining multiple services from Boeing’s parts solutions portfolio into one fully managed material solution. Integrated Material Solution provides demand planning for consumables, expendables and customer furnished equipment with management of rotable parts. IMS leverages Boeing’s scale with 24/7 parts support and more than 12 million parts in inventory at more than 75 parts depots worldwide.

“The creation of Integrated Material Solution is in direct response to what our customers have been asking for,” said Mike Fleming, vice president of Commercial Services for Boeing. “Carriers want the benefit of a dependable supply chain that swaps operational complexity for stability.”

Along with the enhanced IMS capability, Boeing announced a number of agreements to provide supply chain solutions, including:

  • El Al Israel Airlines signed a two-year agreement for component management, test, repair and overhaul with Boeing subsidiary Aviall.
  • Lufthansa Group will add two 777-200F landing gear overhaul and exchanges to its existing contract. The service eliminates the need for operators to contract, schedule and manage the overhaul process.

Operating as one of Boeing’s three business units, Global Services is headquartered in the Dallas area. For more information, visit www.boeing.com/services.

Contacts
At MRO Europe
Katie Zemtseff
Boeing Communications
Mobile +1 206-390-7589
Katherine.a.zemtseff@boeing.com

Allison Auman
Boeing Communications
Mobile +1 206-499-4510
allison.auman@boeing.com

 

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