Lufthansa Technik Turbine Shannon, also known as LTTS, is a privately owned company headquartered in Ireland. Founded in 1992, it operates in the airlines and aviation sector with an estimated 140 employees. The company specializes in the repair of aircraft engine parts, primarily high-pressure turbine shrouds and nozzle guide vanes. Licensed by General Electric and CFM International, LTTS offers OEM-approved repair services for various engine models. Utilizing lean production methods and processes, the company works to minimize turnaround times, with repairs conducted in accordance with regulations from the FAA, EASA, and CAAC.
Lufthansa Technik's Budapest maintenance center, established in 2001 through a partnership with the now-defunct Malév Hungarian Airlines, marked its 25th anniversary on June 25, 2026, providing maintenance, repair, and overhaul services for commercial aircraft. Also on June 25, the Lufthansa Group and Portugal signed a memorandum of understanding to explore establishing a European Flight Academy campus in Portugal, potentially training up to 100 German Air Force and allied nation military pilots annually. Previously, on June 23, Lufthansa Technik announced plans to build a new 150,000 square foot engine repair facility at Calgary International Airport. This facility will service WestJet's Boeing 737 Max fleet, a development stemming from a multi-billion-dollar 15-year commercial agreement with the airline. This follows news from June 22 that Clark International Airport (CRK) is preparing for expansion with a second runway and a new Lufthansa Technik maintenance facility.
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