ExecuJet gets Saudi nod for Falcon 900B MRO

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ExecuJet sought GACA certification in response to a customer request, said Nick Weber, regional vice president Middle East at ExecuJet MRO Services. “We expect to expand the approval to cover ‘C-checks’ and to add approvals for other Falcon aircraft types as they come onto the Saudi registry,” he said.

As a Dassault-owned facility, ExecuJet can carry out work covered under the manufacturer’s warranty coverage and programs, including the popular FalconCare comprehensive maintenance service. “More and more Falcon customers prefer to send their aircraft to a Dassault-owned maintenance, repair and overhaul organisation due to the guaranteed levels of expertise,” Weber said.

ExecuJet MRO Services Middle East has invested significantly in Dassault tooling to support the Falcon range and sent maintenance personnel to Dassault Aviation in Bordeaux for practical training.

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