As part of Air France-KLM Group, EPCOR knows what is important to an airline. We provide maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services. Pneumatic components and APUs for airlines around the world. We are your qualified MRO partner. Because of that we know the airline industry.

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A service offer tailored to your operational requirements We have developed an approach resolutely focused on satisfying the specific expectations of air forces through over 30 years of close cooperation with an array of military organizations, on various aircraft platforms, including Boeing KC135 tankers, E-3F AWACS, and (K)DC-10 tankers.

Our global training offer We can deliver our training solutions wherever you are! From our centers in Paris, Amsterdam and Norwich, to those of our subsidiaries and partners and our online training courses, we provide a comprehensive array of EASA-approved training solutions. You benefit of a worlwide training solution and a quality training warranty.

As an Airline MRO, AFI KLM E&M has developed a unique portfolio of know-how and engineering capabilities reflected in its development of a wide range of valu...

Our capabilities range from pure metal Aerostructures work, to metal bonded honeycomb sandwich solutions and right up to advanced composite repairs. AFI KLM E&M expertise has served as the basis for developing capabilities on new generation aircraft involving greater use of composites, such as the 787 and the A350.

Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance is a Design Approved Organisation (DOA) with four decades' experience in cabin development and retrofit for third-party customers, as well as the entire Air France-KLM Group fleet. We carry out over 40 programs every year for world-class operators and lessors.

Why on-wing/on-site service is key for airlines First, because in the event of an engine AOG situation, on-wing servicing is sometimes necessary to get an aircraft back in the air. Second, because scheduled on-wing and on-site operations are essential in order to meet your expected goals for time on-wing.