AMAC AEROSPACE: BUSY SEASONS
News — 05.07.24
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AMAC Aerospace Basel is experiencing a bustling period with over 30 aircraft undergoing maintenance or completion across our five hangars.
Notably, two-thirds of these aircraft benefit from our one-stop-shop infrastructure, enabling simultaneous cabin or system repairs, upgrades, or modifications alongside scheduled maintenance. Our internal Part 21-J design organization and Part 21-G production organization shops are always available to support our Part 145 maintenance customers.
HBJ Maintenance for May: It’s Wide-Body Season
For May, our Basel facility has dedicated five slots for wide-body maintenance, including:
- 1x A747-8: Annual maintenance check and inspection, including a C-Check.
- 1x HoS A330-200: Performing 24/48 month last out-of-phase Check, addressing several cabin
- items during the layover.
- 1x Private A330-200: Completing a heavy C-Check with structural repairs.
- 1x HoS A330-200: Conducting a landing-gear change.
- 1x A350: Continuing a VVIP completion project.