ExecuJet Haite wraps first bizjet base maintenance check at Daxing
By Asian Aviation Staff
•May 15, 2025
ExecuJet Haite Aviation Services announced the successful completion of its very first airframe heavy maintenance check at its new base maintenance facility at Beijing Daxing International Airport. The inaugural check was a 2C-level maintenance check for a Gulfstream G550 aircraft operated by Aladdin Business Jet. Aladdin Jet operates the G550 on Chinese domestic routes and because of its 6,750 nautical mile range – the G550 is also used for international sectors. This ultra-long-range aircraft can fly China to the US west coast non-stop. The comprehensive maintenance inspection involved 198 routine maintenance tasks and 94 non-routine specialised maintenance tasks. Executed under the guidance of the Daxing Office of the Civil Aviation Administration of China, the project demonstrated the team’s exceptional project management expertise and technical proficiency, adhering strictly to aviation safety standards. The aircraft resumed operations immediately after delivery, undertaking premium business charter flights from Beijing Daxing International Airport. An official from Aladdin Business Jet said: “As among the first business aviation enterprises based at Daxing International Airport, this partnership highlights ExecuJet Haite’s cutting-edge infrastructure, robust ground support, and world-class maintenance services. Moving forward, we will leverage Daxing Airport’s status as a global aviation hub and further collaborate with the airport’s top-tier FBO (Fixed Base Operator) service provider, Capital Airport Holding Business Aviation Management (CBM), to leverage the benefits of the airport’s fully integrated FBO, MRO, and Operator business model, to jointly build one of Asia-Pacific’s premier business aviation headquarters.” “This maintenance milestone demonstrates our high-level service capabilities at Beijing Daxing International Airport, and we intend to continue developing and growing these capabilities to match the quality and service levels we have delivered in Tianjin for many years” says Paul Desgroseilliers, General Manager of ExecuJet Haite. “Clients with aircraft based in Beijing and surrounding regions can now access international-standard heavy maintenance services without aircraft repositioning. We remain committed to enhancing service efficiency and delivering streamlined aviation solutions.” ExecuJet Haite’s MRO facility at Daxing is 5,000m2 and includes a large-scale, air conditioned and heated hangar as well as ultra-modern office space and back shops. The hangar can accommodate eight mid-size to large business jets simultaneously. Beijing Daxing International Airport is the newest international gateway to China and the region. The airport’s recent investment into business aviation includes an area of over 300,000m2 for business aviation including FBO, business aviation MRO and parking ramp and hangars, making it Asia Pacific’s largest business aviation center. For Editorial Inquiries Contact: Editor Matt Driskill at [email protected] For Advertising Inquiries Contact: Head of Sales Kay Rolland at [email protected]
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