Basel, Switzerland-based Nomad Technics has accomplished a 7,800-landing inspection on a Bombardier Challenger 604 and a 120-month inspection on a Global 5000, the company said this week.
The 120-month inspection is “one of the most significant scheduled maintenance events in the aircraft’s maintenance program,” according to Nomad Technics. At EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg (LFSB), company technicians performed detailed inspections of the Global 5000’s airframe, systems, and components, and performed other needed maintenance to ensure the airplane’s airworthiness, reliability, and performance.
Meanwhile, the Challenger 604 required an extensive airframe structural and systems review, with detailed inspections of the aircraft’s primary structure, landing gear, and flight control systems and rectification of findings resulting from the inspection.
“These projects demonstrate our capability to successfully execute complex heavy maintenance events on Bombardier aircraft,” said director of sales Brigita Vildžiūnienė. “The professionalism and expertise of our technical teams ensured that both aircraft were returned to service on schedule and to the highest quality standards.”
As the maintenance arm of Nomad Aviation, Nomad Technics is an EASA Part 145 maintenance provider specializing in Bombardier Challengers and Globals. It also can perform line and base maintenance for Airbus A320-series and Boeing 737NG- and Max-series airliners.
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