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Construction of Coopesa’s New Facilities Should Restart in May
If work resumes, the MRO hopes for a June 2019 completion.
Lee Ann Shay | Apr 19, 2018
ORLANDO–Coopesa’s new hangar complex has been delayed several times, but the Costa Rican MRO’s CEO is confident that construction of the first new hangar will resume in May. If this actually happens, the hangar should be finished in June 2019, says Minor Rodriguez, Coopesa’s CEO, speaking on the sidelines of MRO Americas.
That the facility will be able to accommodate four narrowbodies and two widebodies, or six narrowbodies simultaneously, along with backshops and offices.
The delays are caused by the Costa Rican government, which cancelled the first builder’s contract. The government owns the land and will own the new hangar, when it’s finished.
Coopesa intends to build a second hangar, on land that it owns adjacent to the first hangar, in 2020. “We’re looking for . . .