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Cleaning aircraft no longer requires wasting large amounts of water. China Airlines has introduced a new cleaning technology from France, which is said to be the most advanced in the world. It uses nanotechnology, removing the need to disassemble the craft, saving labor and water, and reducing damage caused by chemical cleaning products. About fifteen workers are climbing all over the aircraft, wiping it from top to bottom. They’re not waxing it, but rather cleaning it.Zhao LinHwa Hsia ChairmanA Boeing 777 can take as much as ten metric tons of water to clean. Also, traditional chemical detergents for aeroplanes cause minute damage to the metal casing, invisible to the naked eye.The world-leading technology uses a nano-dessicant which protects metal and paintwork, as well as being harmless and non-toxic to the environment. A Boeing 777 that once would have taken 20 workers to clean, now only needs 13 or 14, and water usage can drop from 10,000 liters to 150 liters.Li Chih-weiCAL Repair Plant ManagerThe biggest benefit of ECOSHINE for the maintenance factory is that the aircraft doesn’t have to be specially shut down, nor do you need a special place to carry out the cleaning. After landing at the airport, you can clean it anytime and anywhere.By reducing labor requirements, the new technology indirectly allows more time to conduct maintenance checks and repairs on aircraft.