Building on a long-standing collaboration, Lufthansa Technik and the Philippine carrier Cebu Pacific have signed an agreement to provide integrated Consumable & Expendables (C&E) supply for the airline’s entire 100-aircraft fleet. The new contract covers Cebu Pacific’s fleet, which includes Airbus A320, A321ceo/neo, and A330neo models.
This partnership is designed to enhance the operational reliability and efficiency of Cebu Pacific’s growing fleet. Under the agreement, Lufthansa Technik will act as a central integrator, providing a streamlined, one-stop solution for the airline’s C&E needs. This service brings together thousands of suppliers, ensuring a steady and reliable supply of critical components.
“Partnering with Lufthansa Technik for our C&E supply is a significant step forward in strengthening the reliability and efficiency of our operations,” said Shevantha Weerasekera, Cebu Pacific’s Vice President of Engineering and Fleet Management. “Their proven expertise, global reach, and flexible service model give us the confidence that our fleet will be supported with the right materials at the right time—whenever needed.”
Lufthansa Technik’s integrated C&E solution is backed by a global logistics network with an inventory of over 400,000 parts and dedicated 24/7 Aircraft on Ground (AOG) support. This infrastructure ensures the immediate availability of essential parts, helping to minimize delays and disruptions for the airline.
“We are excited to support Cebu Pacific with our knowledge in consumables and expendables, our experience, and the strength of our global logistics network,” said Tim-Oliver Fedeler, Senior Director Product Sales and Fulfillment APAC at Lufthansa Technik. “Even tiny missing C&E parts can ground the largest aircraft. When it comes to flying, being strong in small parts makes a big difference.”
This new contract reinforces the strong relationship between Lufthansa Technik and Cebu Pacific, demonstrating a shared commitment to operational excellence and providing reliable, high-quality air travel for passengers.
