easyJet to Acquire Adria Tehnika MRO Facility in Slovenia
- Joe Breitfeller
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easyJet has agreed to acquire the Adria Tehnika maintenance facility in Slovenia. Located in Brnik, the five-bay aircraft maintenance facility in has performed heavy maintenance for the easyJet fleet of aircraft for several years.
On Wednesday (December 3, 2025), easyJet announced that they have agreed to acquire the Adria Tehnika maintenance facility in Slovenia. The five-bay aircraft maintenance facility in Brnik has performed heavy maintenance for the easyJet fleet of aircraft for several years and the airline plans to invest in the facility over the long term. Subject to regulatory approvals, the transaction is expected to be completed in early 2026. Adria Tehnika, which will continue to be led by CEO Barbara Perko Brvar, will remain in Slovenia. This is just the latest move in the airline’s strategy to bring base maintenance operations in house.
In Wednesday’s announcement, easyJet’s Director of Engineering and Maintenance, said,
“We are delighted to have the Adria Tehnika team joining the easyJet group. We have worked with Adria Tehnika for almost a decade and entrusted them with over a 200 heavy maintenance inputs on our fleet of Airbus aircraft. We are really pleased to be acquiring the facility, along with its skilled workforce, which will help us further our aim of bringing more of our maintenance in house with plans to further develop and grow the facility in the coming years.”
Adria Tehnika’s CEO, Barbara Perko Brvar, added,
“I am delighted that easyJet has recognised us as a strategic investment. Through our past work and strong references, we have proven to be a credible, reliable, and trusted partner to all our clients. With a strategic investor like easyJet, we will be able to further and more rapidly develop our activities, capacities, and the expertise of our employees.”
easyJet is one of Europe’s largest airlines, and offers a unique combination of the best route network connecting Europe’s primary airports with great value fares and friendly service. EasyJet flies on more of Europe’s most popular routes than any other airline, and carried over 100 million passengers in 2024 alone. The carrier has more than 350 aircraft flying on over 1,000 routes to more than 160 airports across 35 countries. Over 300 million Europeans live within one hour’s drive of an easyJet airport.
Source: easyJet