And the award goes to…AMAC Aerospace!
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AMAC Aerospace wins an Award for cutting-edge engineering skills
Smiling faces: AMAC Aerospace’s Mark McGraw, Pierre Wilhelm and Tracey Hawthorne-Kurz were presented the ‘Channel Partner Awards’ at the Honeywell Channel Partner and Operators Conference in Vienna, Austria.
The Basel-based company has been awarded several maintenance projects, including 3 Airbus A319, which will undergo maintenance and inspection work, while a Boeing B767 will have an engine change. Finally, a 6-month check will be performed on a Bombardier Challenger 350. Meanwhile in Vienna, AMAC Aerospace received the “Channel Partner Award” for its collaboration with Honeywell.
AMAC Aerospace Basel, Switzerland had to carry out an AOG onsite maintenance support. AMAC acted immediately and a team was dispatched to the AOG support outside of Basel in less than two hours. The Airbus A319 could go back to its normal service on the same day.
A Head of State Airbus A319 has been re-delivered after a 12-month inspection with AD’s and SB’s. Besides the maintenance inspection, a minor cabin refurbishment was made and the aircraft was completed on time.