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.
On April 30, 2026, Lufthansa Technik collaborated with BMW to convert an Airbus A321, removing all 220 seats and reconfiguring it into a VIP interior. Previously, on April 29, Woodward and Lufthansa Technik expanded their long-standing alliance through a new Elite Licensed Repair Service Facility (LRSF) Agreement, strengthening global support for CFM International LEAP engine-powered aircraft. On April 27, Lufthansa Technik, in collaboration with BMW Designworks, unveiled "The Bow" VIP cabin concept at the Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) in Hamburg. This modular narrowbody cabin concept shifts focus from individual luxury to shared high-end travel experiences, a concept they had shown off at the 2026 AIX a few days prior. Earlier, on April 23, Lufthansa Technik announced new milestones for its upcoming Portugal-based aircraft and engine component business, confirming Torsten Raabe as MD of Lufthansa Technik Portugal. Operations for this multi-million-euro investment are expected to begin in late 2027.
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