EPCOR BV, the AFI KLM E&M center of excellence for repair of APUs and components, is proud to announce the acquisition of the HGT1700 Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) maintenance capability for the Airbus A350 aircraft. This strategic expansion enables EPCOR to offer comprehensive MRO services for this relatively new aircraft as from July 2025.
The HGT1700 APU, manufactured by Honeywell, is renowned for its reliability, efficiency, and advanced technology, making it a critical component of the Airbus A350’s operational excellence. By acquiring this capability, EPCOR strengthens its portfolio and reaffirms its commitment to supporting the latest aircraft technologies and meeting the evolving needs of the aviation industry.
With this expansion, EPCOR continues to build on its reputation as a trusted partner in the aviation industry, offering innovative solutions that drive efficiency and reliability. The addition of the HGT1700 capability aligns with EPCOR’s strategic vision of growth and excellence, positioning the company to better serve its global customer base.
EPCOR’s state-of-the-art facility at Amsterdam Schiphol-Rijk and skilled technicians are equipped to handle the intricacies of the HGT1700 APU, ensuring that A350 operators receive the highest standards of service.
“Acquiring the HGT1700 capability is a significant milestone for EPCOR,” said Heidi Haveman, Managing Director of EPCOR. “This addition allows us to provide top-tier maintenance solutions for A350 operators throughout the world, ensuring they benefit from our expertise and dedication to service and quality. Our goal is to support our customers with the most reliable and efficient services, and this new capability is a testament to that commitment.”
Anne Brachet, Executive Vice President of Air France-KLM Engineering & Maintenance stated: “This strategic expansion signifies our unwavering commitment to excellence, enabling us to provide comprehensive MRO services for our valued customers. We are dedicated and poised to deliver unparalleled MRO solutions.”
