AMAC Aerospace Turkey has completed maintenance work on three Boeing 737 aircraft at its Bodrum facility, covering a Boeing 737-900 BBJ, 737 MAX BBJ and 737-800.
The 737-900 BBJ underwent a C check, along with work on the cabin, galley, aft cargo compartment, auxiliary fuel tank and forward dry area. The maintenance programme also included fan blade lubrication and replacement of 42 oxygen generators.
The 737 MAX BBJ received A1 and A2 inspections and several out-of-phase maintenance tasks. The work included engine washing, a borescope inspection, removal and installation of VIP cabin seats and divans, and updates to the flight management system (FMS) and enhanced ground proximity warning system (EGPWS) databases.
On the 737-800, AMAC carried out a C check covering dry and wet areas. The APU, galley, lavatory, cargo compartments, cabin ceiling and sidewalls were removed and reinstalled as part of the inspection and maintenance programme.
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During the inspection, technicians identified cracks in the galley door vapor barrier and upper hinge box. Additional avionics modification work was subsequently carried out.
The three programmes covered base maintenance, scheduled inspections, engine inspections, component replacement, cabin work, and avionics support, covering different maintenance requirements across the 737 fleet.
