HAECO signs MoU to advance aviation hub development

Winnie Liu (right, front row), President and Chief Commercial Officer, CALC and George Edmunds, Group Director Components & Engine Services, HAECO group, sign the MoU. They are joined by (from left to right, back row) Augustus Tang, Director, Swire Group; Jacqueline Jiang, Chair, Chinese Mainland, John Swire & Sons (China); Richard Sell, Chief Executive Officer, HAECO group; and other guests.
Winnie Liu (right, front row), President and Chief Commercial Officer, CALC and George Edmunds, Group Director Components & Engine Services, HAECO, sign the MoU. They are joined by (from left to right, back row) Augustus Tang, Director, John Swire & Sons (H.K.); Jacqueline Jiang, Chair, Chinese Mainland, John Swire & Sons (China); Richard Sell, Chief Executive Officer, HAECO group; and other guests.


In August, the HAECO group and China Aircraft Leasing Group Holdings Limited (CALC) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to develop an engine lifecycle support platform in Hong Kong.

The MoU marks a significant milestone in the two companies' shared commitment to contributing to the continued development of Hong Kong as a leading international aviation hub through closer collaboration in high value-added aviation services.

By combining HAECO's world-class maintenance, repair and overhaul expertise with CALC's aircraft asset management capabilities and commercial support, the partnership will strengthen regional aviation support capabilities while fostering innovation and enhancing supply chain resilience.
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