Wide-Body Maintenance on ACJ350, BBJ777, BBJ747-400 and BBJ767

Maintenance on wide-body aircraft is one of AMAC Aerospace’s core specialties. During the summer, several wide-body aircraft underwent the service at the hangars in Basel, Switzerland.

Among these was an Airbus ACJ350, which arrived for an A check. A privately owned BBJ777 underwent a C check as it returned to service following a preservation period, while a privately owned BBJ747-400 underwent a D check.

Shortly thereafter, a head of state owned BBJ767 entered the hangars for heavy base maintenance, including 1A, 2A, 3A, 6A, 8A, 1C, 2C and 4C inspections. During the input, AMAC Aerospace's experienced technicians also resolved fuel imbalance issues affecting the aircraft. In parallel, a Starlink Satcom system was installed, a modification that is highly requested nowadays. Alexis Ott, Director Sales & Key Account Management, said: “As an authorized Starlink installation MRO, we continue to receive strong demand for this solution. We are pleased to support our customers in enhancing their aircraft's connectivity systems and are available to assist with any installation requirements.”