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The carrier aims to increase its maintenance self-sufficiency and rely less on external services. The hangar will take two years to build. Porto will gain flights to Terceira, Praia and Tel Aviv and will strengthen the link to Boston.
TAP is investing €20 million to build a new aircraft maintenance hub and hangar in Porto, a project due to take two years and expected to create about 200 jobs. The move is intended to increase the carrier’s maintenance self-sufficiency, reduce outsourcing and boost operational autonomy as the airline undergoes privatisation, while Porto’s network will be strengthened with services to Terceira, Praia, Tel Aviv and an enhanced link to Boston.
