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04 August, 2026
 

Cyprus Airways strengthens maintenance partnership with Bird Aviation

For the provision of heavy maintenance services, further strengthening the successful cooperation between the two companies

Press Release

Cyprus Airways has signed an agreement with Bird Aviation for the provision of heavy maintenance services, further strengthening the successful cooperation between the two companies and reaffirming the airline’s commitment to safety, reliability, and operational excellence.

Under the agreement, Bird Aviation will continue to support the Cyprus Airways fleet with a range of base maintenance activities, including C-checks and other scheduled maintenance works, carried out at its state-of-the-art facilities in Larnaca.

The partnership underscores Cyprus Airways’ ongoing investment in maintaining the highest technical standards and ensuring the continued efficiency and availability of its fleet. As Cyprus Airways continues to expand its network and enhance its passenger offering, dependable maintenance support remains a key pillar of its operational strategy.

Thanos Pascalis, Chief Executive Officer of Cyprus Airways, said:

"Safety, reliability and operational excellence are fundamental to the Cyprus Airways experience. Our collaboration with Bird Aviation has been built on mutual trust, technical expertise and a shared commitment to the highest industry standards. As we continue to grow and expand our network, we are pleased to further strengthen this partnership, ensuring that our passengers continue to enjoy a safe, seamless and dependable travel experience."

Frederic Pralus, Chief Executive Officer of Bird Aviation, added:

"We are pleased to continue our partnership with Cyprus Airways. This agreement reflects the strong relationship our teams have built over the years and our shared commitment to safety and operational excellence. It is also a positive example of how collaboration between Cyprus-based aviation companies can support the growth of the country's aviation sector. We look forward to continuing to provide reliable maintenance support as Cyprus Airways expands its operations."

The agreement further reinforces Cyprus Airways’ focus on delivering operational resilience and maintaining the highest levels of safety and performance across its growing fleet.

About Cyprus Airways

Cyprus Airways, operated by Charlie Airlines Ltd, proudly carries the nation’s iconic brand and connects Cyprus with the world. Headquartered at Larnaca International Airport, the airline operates a modern fleet of Airbus A320 and A220 aircraft, employing more than 210 professionals dedicated to safety, reliability, and exceptional service.

An IOSA-certified carrier, Cyprus Airways upholds the highest industry standards while offering passengers a superior travel experience. On board, guests can enjoy freshly prepared snacks and beverages, complimentary in-flight entertainment via AirFi, and generous baggage allowances designed for comfort and convenience.

The airline is also investing in sustainability initiatives, including more fuel-efficient aircraft and environmentally responsible operations, aligning with its goal of a greener and more connected Mediterranean.

With its blend of modern comfort, authentic Cypriot hospitality, and strategic partnerships, Cyprus Airways continues to strengthen Cyprus’s position as a key aviation hub in the region and remains the airline of choice for both leisure and business travellers.

Facebook: facebook.com/cyprusairways

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Media enquiries: marketing@cyprusairways.com                         

About Bird Aviation

Operating since 2016, Bird Aviation provides MRO (Maintenance, Repair, Overhaul) services for aircraft, certified by EASA and various national Civil Aviation Authorities.

Today, the company employs over 250 professionals and collaborates with some of the largest airlines in Europe and the wider region.

Website: birdaviation.com

LinkedIn: cy.linkedin.com/company/bird-aviation-ltd-

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