Deutsche Aircraft announced strategic partnership with Airplane Painter, which will serve as the supplier for the stripping and repainting of the D328 fleet. Airplane Painter has extensive experience in the aviation industry, with more than 20 years of expertise in aircraft painting. Their dedication to precision, quality and innovation aligns seamlessly with Deutsche Aircraft's commitment to excellence. Airplane Painter also operates another company specialising in Part 145 activities, further enhancing their capabilities in the aviation sector.
Peter Spyrka, Vice President of Programmes at Deutsche Aircraft, commented: “We are excited to partner with Airplane Painter as our trusted supplier. We look forward to a fruitful and collaborative partnership as we work together to elevate our fleet aesthetics and ensure the highest standards of quality and performance.”
Charly Arslan, Vice President, and Founder of Airplane Painter, stated: “This partnership represents a significant step forward for both Deutsche Aircraft and Airplane Painter. We aim to establish a long-term relationship built on mutual trust, respect and shared values.”
Two companies are committed to providing operators with a comprehensive and seamless one-stop solution for the D328® fleet for aircraft maintenance and painting needs.
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