Parata Airlines Expands Fleet to Five Aircraft in One Year... Strengthens Wheel and Brake Maintenance Network

Partnership with Global Specialists
24-Hour Emergency Response System in Operation
Preparing for Long-Haul Routes to the Americas

Parata Airlines is strengthening collaboration with global maintenance specialists and laying a stable foundation for flight operations in line with its fleet expansion efforts.

Parata Airlines airplane. Parata Airlines

On August 26, Parata Airlines announced that it is expanding its wheel and brake support system for A320 and A330 aircraft, based on its partnership with TP Aerospace, a global specialist in aircraft wheels and brakes.

The two companies have continued their partnership since 2025. Through its 'LFL (Land For Less)' program, TP Aerospace provides wheel and brake replacement services for Parata Airlines' A320 aircraft, brake replacement for the A330, and both pool and inventory support for parts. In addition, a 24-hour AOG (Aircraft on Ground) response system is in place to respond to emergency situations.

Parata Airlines increased its fleet to five aircraft within approximately one year since introducing its first aircraft in July last year. The company currently operates a total of five aircraft, including three A330s and two A320s. By integrating management of major components for both narrow-body and wide-body aircraft into a unified global support program, the airline has enhanced stability in parts procurement and maximized maintenance efficiency.

TP Aerospace supports Parata Airlines' operations through its global supply chain and maintenance network, including in the Asia-Pacific region. Going forward, should Parata Airlines launch long-haul routes such as to the Americas, the company plans to use TP Aerospace's maintenance facility in Las Vegas as a local support base.

A representative from Parata Airlines stated, "Just as expanding the fleet is important, it is equally crucial to establish a maintenance and parts support system that ensures stable operations for our growing number of aircraft. By working proactively with global specialists, we will be able to respond effectively to both fleet and network expansion, and, above all, continue to build the foundation for safe and stable operations."

Meanwhile, TP Aerospace, headquartered in Denmark, specializes in the aftermarket, maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) of aircraft wheels and brakes. With a global network spanning Europe, the Americas, and the Asia-Pacific region, TP Aerospace provides long-term support programs to leading airlines around the world.

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