After Air India deal, Rolls-Royce mulls India MRO facility
As Air India prepares to induct its first wide-body plane, to be powered by Rolls-Royce engines, the British company is weighing options for an MRO (maintenance, repair and overhaul) centre in the country.
While no concrete decision has been taken, a senior official of Rolls-Royce’s India subsidiary said it would depend on the orders that Indian airlines place for wide-bodies.
Speaking to FE, Kishore Jayaraman, president – India and South Asia, Rolls-Royce India, said, the company was open to the idea of MRO, but added it was a question of volume and scale.
