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Maintenance and Modifications
ExecuJet Haite Growth Preps for China Upturn
ExecuJet Haite expanding MRO at Daxing International
ExecuJet Haite is expanding its MRO at Daxing International to 5,000 sq m (54,000 sq ft), nearly double the size of its 2,700-sq-m Tianjin hangar.
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Jennifer Meszaros
• Contributor - Asia
March 1, 2024
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