Biman saves Tk20 cr by finishing flight C-checks with own resource
State-owned Biman Bangladesh Airlines has saved about $2 million in foreign exchange, which is worth Tk20 crore, in the past year by completing C-check of four Boeing 787-8 aircraft at Biman hangar in Dhaka with its own resources.
Recently, Biman has completed C-check of another Boeing 787-9 aircraft (Sonar Tari) under its own management in just 10 days (from 4 to 13 December), said a press release.
C-Check means the inspection, overhaul, repair, preservation and replacement of Parts of the aircraft, including preventive maintenance.
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Biman's newly-appointed Managing Director and CEO Shafiul Azim along with senior officials inspected the Boeing 787-9 aircraft following C-check at the Biman hangar on Tuesday (13 December).
The airline has already taken all preparations to complete the C-check of another Boeing 787-9 aircraft (Achin Pakhi) between 15-24 December as per pre-scheduled plan of its engineering and material management department.
