TP Aerospace is pleased to announce a new long-term partnership with Ascend Airways Malaysia for the provision of integrated wheels and brakes support, further strengthening TP Aerospace’s presence in the Asia-Pacific region.
Ascend Airways Malaysia is a growing ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance and Insurance) operator providing wet lease capacity to airlines.
Under the agreement, TP Aerospace will deliver a full-service wheels and brakes support program covering Ascend Airways Malaysia’s fleet. The solution provides access to exchange services, on-site stock and pool support, ensuring parts availability, reducing operational complexity and supporting both current operations and future fleet growth.
With access to TP Aerospace’s global supply chain and local capabilities, including its workshop in Kuala Lumpur, Ascend Airways Malaysia will benefit from reliable support, strong turnaround times and predictable maintenance costs.
“We are proud to partner with Ascend Airways Malaysia and support their growth journey in Southeast Asia with our fully integrated wheels and brakes program,” says Philip Broskov Hansen, Vice President, Global Program Sales at TP Aerospace. “This partnership highlights our ability to deliver flexible and reliable solutions that support high operational uptime and cost predictability for growing operators.”
“At Ascend Airways Malaysia, we are committed to delivering safe, reliable and high-quality operational services to our ACMI partners. As our fleet and operations continue to grow, having trusted partners who share our commitment to operational excellence is crucial,” says Germal Singh Khera, CEO of Ascend Airways Malaysia. “We are pleased to partner with TP Aerospace and are confident that their expertise, global resources and dedicated operational support will help us maintain smooth, consistent and reliable operations.”
With this agreement, TP Aerospace continues to expand its footprint in Asia-Pacific and reinforces its role as a trusted partner to both established airlines and emerging operators in high-growth markets.