AMAC Aerospace Turkey has reported continued demand for Dassault Falcon maintenance inspections at its Istanbul facility, with several aircraft undergoing scheduled and out-of-phase maintenance during January and February 2026.
The work included inspections on a privately owned Dassault Falcon 2000, which underwent 12- and 24-month checks along with additional maintenance tasks.
A Falcon 7X also underwent a 2-month inspection, while other Falcon aircraft received scheduled inspections and component-related maintenance during the period.
The maintenance activity covered inspections, servicing, and defect rectification, with additional work carried out according to individual aircraft requirements.
The Istanbul operation supports maintenance across the Dassault Falcon fleet, including scheduled inspections and additional tasks identified during maintenance inputs.
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The continued flow of Falcon aircraft into the facility reflects demand for business aviation maintenance in Turkey, covering periodic inspections, component work and defect rectification.
The activity also adds to a series of Falcon maintenance projects carried out by the Istanbul facility in 2026, including line maintenance, out-of-phase tasks, engine inspections and troubleshooting.
