FL Technics
Lithuanian aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul provider serving commercial aviation markets worldwide.
Last updated August 31, 2026
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Overview
FL Technics is an aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) company headquartered in Vilnius, Lithuania. Founded in 2005, it began with a maintenance hangar at Vilnius International Airport and developed into a multi-site aviation-support business serving airlines, aircraft owners, lessors and other aviation operators. Its work covers both scheduled and unscheduled technical support, with capabilities spanning base maintenance, line maintenance, continuing airworthiness management, component and spare-parts support, engine and auxiliary power unit services, landing-gear management, engineering, training, aircraft design and production, wheels and brakes, and aviation logistics. The company operates within Avia Solutions Group, an aviation-services group whose portfolio includes aircraft, crew, maintenance and insurance operations as well as airline, charter, training, ground-handling and logistics businesses. FL Technics functions as the group’s dedicated MRO platform and supports aircraft from manufacturers including Boeing, Airbus, ATR, Embraer and Bombardier. Its regulatory footprint includes EASA Part-145 maintenance approval, Part-CAMO continuing-airworthiness approval, Part-147 training approval and Part-21 design and production approval, together with approvals or certifications from authorities including the United States Federal Aviation Administration, the UK Civil Aviation Authority and the United Arab Emirates General Civil Aviation Authority. FL Technics expanded beyond Lithuania through acquisitions, certification extensions, new line stations and the development of overseas base-maintenance infrastructure. The 2011 acquisition of Storm Aviation in the United Kingdom materially broadened its line-maintenance network and aircraft coverage, including widebody types. Subsequent expansion added facilities and operations in the United Kingdom, Germany, Hungary, Indonesia, the United Arab Emirates, Italy and the Caribbean. The company has also developed specialist shops for engines, wheels and brakes and has supported aircraft operators through technical training and continuing-airworthiness services. By the 2020s, FL Technics was investing particularly heavily in narrowbody MRO capacity in the Asia-Pacific and Caribbean regions. Its Indonesian operations included facilities in Jakarta and Bali, while projects in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, were intended to establish a larger regional base-maintenance hub. The Bali facility opened in 2024 with a six-aircraft hangar focused on Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 family work. The company also announced plans for a wheels-and-brakes facility at Milan Bergamo Airport. Its current positioning is that of an independent, internationally certified MRO provider combining airline-facing maintenance with component, engine, training, engineering and logistics capabilities.
History
FL Technics was established in Lithuania in 2005 and opened its first hangar at Vilnius International Airport. A second Vilnius hangar followed in 2007, creating a larger base for airframe maintenance, warehousing and backshop work. During 2009 the company signed periodic-maintenance and technical-support agreements involving Boeing 737 aircraft and adopted the FL Technics name. The company broadened its technical scope in 2010 and 2011. It added Boeing 737NG maintenance, ATR theoretical training, Airbus A318-A321 support and Embraer EMB-135/145 airworthiness capabilities. It began servicing Airbus A320 aircraft, added engineering capability for the Bombardier CL600-2B19, and carried out cabin modification and repair projects. Aircraft acquired for disassembly, including Boeing 737 aircraft, helped expand its inventory of usable parts and components. Its line-maintenance network also grew across Central Asia and Europe. A major turning point came in September 2011, when FL Technics acquired Storm Aviation in the United Kingdom. The transaction expanded the company’s line-maintenance reach and added support for aircraft such as the Airbus A330, A340 and A380 and Boeing 747, 767 and 777. In 2012, FL Technics became a regional sales representative for Aero Inventory, extending its parts-support activity in Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States. During the 2020s, the company pursued a broader international MRO strategy. It expanded regulatory approvals for Boeing 787 maintenance, Pratt & Whitney PW1100G-JM inspections, Airbus A220, Boeing 737 MAX and Boeing 787 CAMO support, Airbus A350 training and CFM56 engine maintenance. It opened or developed specialist facilities for wheels and brakes and engine work, launched operations in Abu Dhabi, and unified acquired businesses under the FL Technics brand in 2022. International infrastructure became a central theme from 2023 onward. FL Technics began developing MRO capacity at Punta Cana International Airport and participated in a large Indonesian MRO project at Bali’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport. The Bali base-maintenance facility opened in December 2024 with six bays for Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 family aircraft. A Punta Cana center with five planned base-maintenance bays was also under development, while a Milan Bergamo wheels-and-brakes shop was planned for 2025. Through these investments, FL Technics has evolved from a Lithuanian airframe-maintenance operation into a geographically distributed, multi-disciplinary MRO provider within Avia Solutions Group.
- 2024
Bali base facility opens
[1]A six-bay Bali facility opened to support narrowbody aircraft in the Asia-Pacific region.
- 2023
Caribbean and Indonesian MRO development begins
[1]The company began establishing new MRO infrastructure in Punta Cana and Bali and broadened its regulatory approvals.
- 2022
Engine and regional-maintenance expansion
[1]FL Technics expanded approvals, opened a Hanover wheels-and-brakes shop, launched Abu Dhabi operations and obtained FAA approval for engine services in Lithuania.
- 2011
Storm Aviation acquired
[1]The acquisition expanded line-maintenance coverage and added broader narrowbody and widebody aircraft capabilities.
- 2007
Second Vilnius hangar opens
[1]The company added a second hangar and expanded its Vilnius maintenance, warehouse and backshop footprint.
- 2005
Company founded in Lithuania
[1]FL Technics was established and opened its first aircraft-maintenance hangar at Vilnius International Airport.
Products and positioning
An independent, globally certified aviation MRO and technical-services provider with an integrated portfolio covering airframe maintenance, line operations, airworthiness, engines, components, training and logistics.
Aircraft MRO · 2005
Base maintenance
Scheduled heavy and structural maintenance performed in dedicated hangars. FL Technics supports commercial aircraft types including Boeing 737, Airbus A320 family and other aircraft within its regulatory approvals. Base-maintenance locations have operated or been developed in Lithuania, the United Kingdom, Indonesia and the Caribbean.
Aircraft MRO
Line maintenance
On-airport technical support intended to keep aircraft operational between scheduled heavy-maintenance visits. The service is delivered through a network of line stations across Europe, the Middle East, North America and Asia-Pacific and covers multiple narrowbody and widebody types subject to local approvals.
Component and engine MRO · 2022
Engine and APU services
Engine-related services include repair, maintenance, inspections and management support. FL Technics operates engine capability in Lithuania and has obtained approvals covering engine families including CFM56 and inspection work for Pratt & Whitney PW1100G-JM engines.
Aircraft component MRO · 2022
Wheels and brakes
Specialist maintenance and repair for aircraft wheels and brakes. Facilities have been established in Hanover and Budapest, with a Milan Bergamo location planned as part of the company’s European component-support expansion.
Airworthiness and engineering
CAMO and engineering
Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation services, aircraft engineering, technical records and related airworthiness support. The company’s approvals have been extended to additional aircraft types, including Airbus A220, Boeing 737 MAX and Boeing 787.
Aviation training · 2010
Technical training
Aircraft-maintenance training and type-related instruction delivered under Part-147 approval. Historical and current capabilities include ATR training and Airbus A350 type training, alongside other aircraft-specific courses within the approved scope.
Aviation supply chain
Parts and logistics
Spare-parts, component-support and aviation-logistics services for operators and maintenance customers. Aircraft acquired for disassembly and regional distribution partnerships have supported the breadth of the company’s parts offering.
Brand decisions
2023
Develop Punta Cana and Bali MRO hubsStrategyBackground
Growing demand for regional narrowbody maintenance encouraged the company to expand its physical base-maintenance network.
Action taken
FL Technics began projects in the Dominican Republic and Indonesia, including a planned five-bay Punta Cana center and a larger Bali development.
Aftermath
The Bali facility opened in 2024, while the Punta Cana project remained under development.
2022
Unify acquired businesses under the FL Technics brandStrategyBackground
The group had expanded through acquisitions and operated multiple technical-services businesses.
Action taken
FL Technics consolidated the acquired companies’ operations under one brand.
Aftermath
The unified identity supported the company’s presentation as an integrated international MRO provider.
2011
Acquire Storm AviationM&ABackground
FL Technics sought to broaden its line-maintenance network and aircraft coverage beyond its Lithuanian base.
Action taken
The company acquired UK-based Storm Aviation, adding line stations and capabilities for several Airbus and Boeing widebody aircraft.
Aftermath
The transaction became a foundation for FL Technics’ international line-maintenance business.
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