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AMAC Aerospace Turkey, Istanbul, Completes Major Maintenance Milestones for Falcon Fleet in 2025, with More to Follow…
Atatürk Airport, 12.09.2025 – AMAC Aerospace Turkey, Istanbul, is proud to announce the successful completion of three major aircraft checks in 2025, marking another milestone in the company’s ongoing commitment to providing world-class aviation services. The checks, which included a comprehensive carpet change on a Falcon 900EX EASy aircraft, were performed with the support of AMAC Aerospace Group of Companies, JCB Aero.
In addition to the three completed checks, AMAC Aerospace Turkey is also in the final phase of a Falcon 2000 Classic C inspection, which will soon be followed by a full livery change and a complete paint renewal for the aircraft.
Looking ahead, the company is set to welcome more C-checks by the end of 2025, including one that will feature a full cabin refurbishment and a complete paint renewal. This underlines AMAC Aerospace Turkey’s dedication to providing comprehensive and customized services to its clients, ensuring their aircraft remain in top condition both inside and out, without indifference to the fleet age’s.
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The Istanbul facility, located at Atatürk International Airport, Turkey, provides MRO services on Pilatus PC-12, PC-24 and Dassault products. Equipped with all necessary tooling, this facility was created by AMAC Aerospace to service the Pilatus aircraft product on exclusive basis in the Middle East region and then was developed to cover the Dassault aircraft in the region.
The Bodrum facility, located at Bodrum-Milas Airport, Turkey, is the only MRO at this location. The hangar is strategically positioned directly next to the main taxiway and offers services for both line and base maintenance. Equipped with the latest and most technological hardware and construction, AMAC are the first to use a mixed business model for this hangar facility. During the winter months, the hangar carries out commercial line and base maintenance and during the summer months, the MRO flip over to VIP business maintenance.
