AMAC Aerospace is pleased to announce the continued growth in requests for pre-purchase inspections (PPI), which are offered at several of their group’s locations. With increased demand from clients worldwide, AMAC Aerospace continues to provide spacious hangar opportunities and flexible solutions for short notice slot allocations.
JCB Aero proudly celebrates the first anniversary of its Part 145 approval for maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) operation. Since the new capability was launched, over 20 maintenance projects have been successfully completed by the company, while their established production of airline equipment has continued.
AMAC Aerospace continues to experience high demand for connectivity installations and is proud to be at the forefront of digital cabin innovations. AMAC Aerospace is an authorized aviation integrator of Starlink installations and the first MRO to deliver KU-band Plane Simple installations on Boeing Business Jet (BBJ).
AMAC Aerospace is proud to announce that we hold a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) for the installation of Halon-free fire extinguishers. This STC covers a multitude of aircraft types, ensuring customers can make a smooth and safe transition following the upcoming environmental regulations.
At the end of August, a maintenance project of a long term customer’s Boeing B737 was successfully accomplished. The aircraft underwent a 12-month base inspection, as well as due- and out-of-phase tasks. The cabin water system was modified, and the in-flight entertainment system was rectified.
AMAC Aerospace Turkey is pleased to have redelivered a Dassault Falcon F2000EX EASy after maintenance at the Istanbul hangar. The aircraft was brought in because the rudder trim command was not working properly.
A new customer came to AMAC Aerospace in Basel, Switzerland, for maintenance inspections of their Airbus A320. The aircraft underwent a C check and 6-, 12-, and 60-month inspections.
In mid-August, two maintenance inputs were performed on a long term customer’s Dassault Falcon F2000EX EASy. The aircraft arrived at AMAC Aerospace Turkey’s hangar in Istanbul, where cleaning of the electropneumatic and pneumatic valves were undertaken, as well as overpressure tightness checks were performed.
AMAC Aerospace was happy to welcome back a long term customer’s Boeing B777 to the hangars in Basel, Switzerland. The aircraft was scheduled for an 1A inspection. During the inspection, AMAC Aerospace’s technicians found issues with the water system and rectified them.
During the summer time, AMAC Aerospace Turkey continued to support customers whose aircraft were grounded at holiday destinations. In mid-August, a long term customer contacted AMAC Aerospace Turkey from Dalaman, Turkey, because their Dassault Falcon F900EX EASy aircraft displayed a CAS message for the DEEC (Digital Electronic Engine Control).
At the end of August, AMAC Aerospace Switzerland received short-notice requests for AOG support from two new customers for their Gulfstream aircraft. AMAC Aerospace accepted both aircraft, which arrived at the Basel hangars.
A new customer of a US-registered aircraft contacted AMAC Aerospace Turkey for AOG support. Their Dassault Falcon F900EX EASy aircraft experienced an AGM (Advanced Graphic Module) failure while flying in the Turkey region and was positioned at AMAC Aerospace’s Istanbul facility for defect rectification.
