Jet Aviation Singapore Adds Challenger and Citation

By: David A. Lombardo

July 8, 2009
Maintenance and Modifications

Jet Aviation Singapore has expanded its EASA Part 145-approved base and line maintenance service offerings to include maintenance for the Bombardier Challenger 601/604/605 and Cessna 560XL. The facility now handles BBJ and Bombardier aircraft, including the Global Express, as well as Cessna Citations and the full range of Gulfstream jets.

“We will continue to strengthen our maintenance network in Asia by adding further capabilities not only in Singapore, but also at our line maintenance locations in Beijing, Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur,” said Sebastian Groeger, senior vice president and general manager of Jet Aviation Singapore. The MRO is an authorized service center and warranty repair facility for Gulfstreams; an authorized Cessna Citation and Caravan service facility; an authorized service facility for the Bombardier Challenger, Learjet and Global; and a Boeing BBJ line maintenance station.

It holds maintenance approvals from 13 airworthiness authorities, including the EASA.

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