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.
JCB Aero opened its hangar doors to welcome an Airbus A319 in Auch, France. The aircraft underwent 6- and 36-month inspections, as well as out-of-phase tasks and minor modifications.
AMAC Aerospace is pleased to have redelivered a Bombardier Challenger 605 to a long term customer. The aircraft arrived at AMAC Aerospace’s hangars in Basel, Switzerland, where the team performed a 48-month inspection. During its stay, the windshield was replaced.
AMAC Aerospace Turkey, Istanbul, completed 200-400 flight hour routine inspections of the engines of a Dassault Falcon F2000. In parallel, routine 2-month inspections and APU filter replacement were performed.
A long term customer brought their Boeing B737 to AMAC Aerospace’s hangars in Basel, Switzerland for maintenance. The privately owned aircraft underwent 1A, 2A, and 4A checks.
The customer was highly satisfied with the work, and has already planned to return in November.
A long term customer brought their Dassault Falcon F2000EX EASy aircraft to AMAC Aerospace in Istanbul, Turkey. The team performed a borescope inspection of the engines and found that one of the engines had experienced material loss beyond acceptable limits.
AMAC Aerospace Turkey, Bodrum, who uses a mixed business model for their hangar facility and carries out commercial aviation line and base maintenance during the winter months and flip over to VIP business maintenance during the summer months, is pleased to announce that they have successfully completed a 12-year inspection of a Boeing B737 BBJ.
AMAC Aerospace Turkey, Bodrum, was entrusted with a redelivery project involving seven Airbus A320 aircraft. They are pleased to announce that the fifth aircraft has now been completed, with the final two in the last stages of maintenance.
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.
ROAM (Records Online Asset Management), the aerospace industry's most agile and intelligent aircraft records platform, is taking another giant leap forward—this time, into the world of predictive maintenance.
JCB Aero, already renowned for their specialization in VIP and Airline aircraft cabin completion and refurbishment, expanded its operations by launching their MRO activities in mid-October 2024. Additionally, the recent acquisition of the significant engineering company Kreative Engineering Services (KES) has enabled JCB Aero to offer a fully integrated portfolio of services.
AMAC Aerospace’s headquarters in Basel, Switzerland, continues to accommodate client’s aircraft from all over the world. Recently, the second ACJ from the region of Singapore was delivered and the first Gulfstream from the same region was welcomed.
A new customer arrived at AMAC Aerospace’s hangars in Basel, Switzerland, at the end of July. Their Gulfstream G450 aircraft was due for its annual inspection which AMAC Aerospace’s Gulfstream team carried out. During the inspection, the team found issues with the flaps and stabilizer, which they rectified.
AMAC Aerospace Turkey is pleased to have completed maintenance on several Dassault Falcon F2000 aircraft at the end of July.
At the end of July, AMAC Aerospace opened its hangar doors in Istanbul, Turkey, to a long term customer’s Dassault Falcon F900EX EASy. The aircraft was experiencing high pressure valve failure in its engine, prompting the operator to ground the aircraft for defect rectification.
In mid-July, AMAC Aerospace Turkey redelivered two Dassault Falcon F7X aircraft after maintenance at the hangar in Istanbul.
At the end of July, AMAC Aerospace redelivered a Gulfstream V and IV-SP after maintenance at the hangar in Basel, Switzerland. The Gulfstream V, which is owned by a new customer of AMAC Aerospace, underwent due maintenance and a registration change. The Gulfstream IV-SP, owned by a long term customer, arrived for a 12-, 24-, 60-, and 96-month inspection.
A new customer arrived at AMAC Aerospace Turkey, Istanbul for maintenance on their Dassault Falcon F7X aircraft. The aircraft remained on the ramp while AMAC Aerospace Turkey’s team performed a decontamination of the fuel systems. A routine database update was also conducted before releasing the aircraft.
