STILL SOARING

AMAC Aerospace’s projects showcase the essential services they provide

Even with a slow on private air travel due to the C29,D-19 outbreak, AMAC Aerospace is signing new projects continuously, pointing towards the importance of the work AMAC Aerospace provides for the private and business aviation industry in maintenance comple design, modifications activities and completion works on mid-si e jets, and narrow and wide-body jets.

“Despite the challenging times we are all going through, be it the logistical or manpower issues, we are working hard to implement all our customers’ requests and to deliver the running projects with a low ground time as always,” shares Ale is 2tt, Director Maintenance Sales & Key Account Management. “Currently, we receive many requests for aircraft disinfection, mostly on short notice, which we are happy to carry out for our customers and partners.”

,n April, AMAC Aerospace was awarded with two new projects, one on a Bombardier Global 6000, and another one on an Airbus ACJ318. The privatelyowned Global 6000 will undergo a 15and 30-month check at its hangar in Basel, Swit erland. Within a 1,000h check, AMAC Aerospace will carry out Service Bulletins tasks. The Airbus ACJ318 belongs to a Middle Eastern customer and is e pected to deliver its plane by the end of summer this year, where it will undergo an overhaul of its landing gear.

March was a busy month for AMAC Aerospace. The start of the month saw AMAC Aerospace being awarded with the ,S2 9001 2015 certificate from the ,nternational 2rgani ation for Standardi ation for having implemented and maintaining its 4uality Management Systems.

The issued certificate specifies requirements for a quality management system when an organisation needs to demonstrate its ability to consistently provide products and services that meet customer and applicable statutory and