Hongkong Jet has upgraded and expanded its
HKAR-145 maintenance capabilities to include approval to certify
the Gulfstream G550 to 144MOS / 12C level.
The G550 aircraft type first entered into
service in around 2003-4 and as aircraft age, the checks required
to keep them flying become more in-depth and complex, under the
new approval upgrade, the entire Greater China fleet of 40 G550’s
are now covered under the company’s Hong Kong 145 and Joint
Maintenance Management (JMM) approvals.
Diarmuid O'Shea, Head of Maintenance, Hongkong
Jet said, “The biggest saving for any aircraft owner is to protect
the residual value of the aircraft, so we are working to ensure we
can continue to provide our world class maintenance services for
the entire fleet as it ages. Engineers are in limited supply in
the industry, however, at Hongkong Jet we are actively expanding
our maintenance capabilities. As part of this move, initially our
goal is to extend this capability increase (G550 – 12C) to the
rest of our NAA authorizations - Bermuda (VP-B), Cayman (VP-C),
and USA (N-) - foremost. Once that is complete, we will roll-out
the process on the other aircraft types within our scope, focusing
on the Gulfstream G450, G650 and the Bombardier Global Express as
first priorities.”
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