“Today marks a historic moment for Lufthansa Technik Malta as we embark on a transformative journey that will shape the future of our company.”
That was how Lufthansa Technik Malta CEO Maria Cilia addressed an event marking a new €22 million investment to significantly expand the leading maintenance, repair and overhaul facility.
The project will see the construction of a new hangar for wide-body aircraft maintenance, adjacent to its facilities in Luqa. It also includes the construction of a new parking zone accommodating up to three aircraft.
Ing. Cilia, who has led the Maltese operation since 2023, said the project is “more than an investment.”
“It is a testament to our commitment to growth, innovation, and excellence in aviation maintenance,” she said. “Together with my 570 colleagues here in Malta. I take immense pride in seeing our site expand into new frontiers.”
The CEO continued: “The launch of our 787 Dreamliner cabin modification projects represents an exciting evolution for our operations, building on our proven expertise in base maintenance for this aircraft type.
“As CEO, an engineer, and a proud Maltese, I see this expansion as an opportunity that extends beyond our company. It strengthens Lufthansa Technik Malta, creates opportunities for our employees, enhances the experience for our customers, and reinforces Malta’s position as a thriving aviation hub. This is not just about today – it is about shaping the future of aviation in Malta.”
Lufthansa Technik COO Harald Gloy added: “Lufthansa Technik Malta will be the first location worldwide where Lufthansa Technik will carry out work on the 787 Dreamliner as a Boeing-licensed Service Centre for cabin modifications. This will not only create new options for our customers, but also highly qualified jobs in Malta,”
The investment is being supported by the Maltese Government through Malta Enterprise, the country’s economic development agency, and INDIS, which manages Malta’s industrial zones.
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Lufthansa Technik Malta CEO Maria Cilia showing Prime Minister Robert Abela around the company's facility in Luqa
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