Bird Aviation launches Line Maintenance station in Yerevan

Bird Aviation has expanded its international Line Maintenance network with the launch of a new station at Zvartnots International Airport in Yerevan, Armenia.

The new station has been established to support the growing operations of FLYONE Armenia, further strengthening the cooperation between the two companies. The milestone coincides with another important step for the airline, which recently welcomed two additional aircraft to its fleet as part of its ongoing expansion strategy and continues to grow its route network.

To mark the occasion, Bird Aviation CEO, Mr. Frederic Pralus travelled to Yerevan and attended the airline’s celebration events. The new Line Maintenance station reinforces Bird Aviation’s commitment to providing reliable technical support across its expanding network while supporting its airline partners’ operational requirements.

“We, Peach Aviation, truly appreciate your professionalism and all support for this aircraft and the long journey so far, and we are looking forward to working and walking together continuously and hope to strengthen great partnership among us.”

Yuji Hirose

Senior Vice President – EOL Management

“Thank you for your collaboration, analysis, and response to all the findings. Please extend our compliments to your team. We wish you all the best.”

Artur Neves

Maintenance & Engineering, Quality and Safety, Compliance Monitoring, Senior Auditor

“The 7th A/C of 16 released yesterday ON-TIME and landed safely in MXP without defects raised. Once again thanks for your contribution and support.”

Elio Cicci

Liaison Engineer

“Another ‘well done’ to the team. Great work, thanks again!”

Simon Essien

Lead Liaison Engineer

“The CAAI would like to thank Bird Aviation, and especially Marc, Caroline and Louis, for your hospitality and excellent cooperation.”

Akrish Israel

Airworthiness Chief Inspector

“We want to thank your team for another job well done. It’s a pleasure working with all of them. I hope to bring additional aircraft to your facility in the coming months.”

Brooke Mayger

Vice President – Technical Operations

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