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16 July 2025 11:31
Maintenance Inspections Conducted on Boeing B787

AMAC Aerospace welcomed a Boeing B787 to the hangars in Basel, Switzerland. The privately owned aircraft underwent a 12-, 24-, and 36-month inspection.
AMAC Aerospace Turkey: Trouble Shooting and Out of Phase Tasks Performed on Dassault Falcon F7X
15 July 2025 11:09
A long term customer contacted AMAC Aerospace Turkey, Istanbul, for out of phase tasks on their Dassault Falcon F7X aircraft. The aircraft was received with a fuel system failure so AMAC Aerospace Turkey’s team performed a troubleshooting. They replaced the center wing tank probe with a serviceable unit, which resolved the issue.
Flap Rigging Performed on Gulfstream G650
14 July 2025 14:47
A new customer brought his Gulfstream G650 to AMAC Aerospace in Basel, Switzerland. AMAC Aerospace’s skilled Gulfstream team performed a flap rigging on the privately owned aircraft.
Completed Maintenance Inputs on Airbus A330
11 July 2025 10:29
A long term customer brought its Airbus A330 aircraft to AMAC Aerospace in Basel, Switzerland, for maintenance. The privately owned aircraft underwent an A1 and A3 check. In addition, AMAC Aerospace’s technicians removed the engines and replaced the pylon spigot bearing.
AMAC Aerospace Turkey: Crew Oxygen Box and Masks Update on Dassault Falcon F7X
10 July 2025 10:23
End of May, AMAC Aerospace Turkey Istanbul opened its hangar doors for a new customer of a Dassault Falcon F7X. The aircraft underwent an oxygen system upgrade and received a new type of oxygen box and masks for the crew.
Maintenance Inspection Performed on Bombardier Global 6000
9 July 2025 11:04
A Bombardier Global 6000 of a new customer arrived at AMAC Aerospace in Basel, Switzerland, at the beginning of April. AMAC Aerospace’s experienced Bombardier team conducted 15-month and 500-flight hour inspections of the privately owned aircraft.
AMAC Aerospace Turkey: Defect Rectification on Dassault Falcon F2000
8 July 2025 10:33
AMAC Aerospace Turkey, Istanbul, is pleased to have redelivered a Dassault Falcon F2000 after defect rectification. The brake unit of the privately owned aircraft was close to the wear limit, so AMAC Aerospace Turkey’s technicians replaced it with a serviceable unit. In parallel, the hydraulic systems were serviced.