ExecuJet’s MRU is equipped with the consumables, tooling, cabinets, and has access to maintenance data to meet work order requests for line maintenance and unscheduled aircraft service.
ExecuJet MRO Services Belgium has announced that the company has received approval from European regulators. With the certification received ExecuJet MRO Services will now be able to provide line maintenance in other European countries. ExecuJet MRO Services’ main base for line maintenance in Belgium is at the Brussels Airport and the company also has another maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facility at Flanders International Airport, near the west Belgium city of Kortrijk. The latter facility does mainly heavy maintenance.
“Following strong demand from customers, there was a need for us to offer line maintenance at locations away from our home base. The requests from customers were ad hoc, so we decided to seek regulatory approval to have our mobile repair unit (MRU) provide line maintenance. The MRU uses a land vehicle, making it feasible for our engineers to travel throughout Belgium and to nearby countries such as the Netherlands, Germany, France, Luxembourg, etc,” said Christophe de Coppel Regional Vice President of Europe, ExecuJet MRO Services.
ExecuJet’s MRU is equipped with the necessary consumables, tooling, and cabinets and has access to all the necessary maintenance data required to meet work order requests for scheduled line maintenance and unscheduled aircraft service.
“The requests from customers were ad hoc, so we decided to seek regulatory approval to have our mobile repair unit (MRU) provide line maintenance. The MRU uses a land vehicle, making it feasible for our engineers to travel throughout Belgium and to nearby countries such as the Netherlands, Germany, France, Luxembourg, etc. Having this new capability helps us to reach a larger pool of customers and reinforces Belgium’s position as a centre for MRO in Europe,” said Christophe de Coppel Regional Vice President of Europe, ExecuJet MRO Services.
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The Belgium Civil Aviation Authority granted the approval and the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) then validated it, paving the way for ExecuJet MRO Services to provide line maintenance beyond Belgium.
