Jet Aviation Teterboro obtains FAA maintenance approval for Gulfstream G650 aircraft
Jet Aviation Teterboro received approval from the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) to perform base and line maintenance on Gulfstream G650 aircraft.Jet Aviation’s Teterboro repair station is now authorized by the FAA to provide base, line, repair and overhaul maintenance support to Gulfstream G650 aircraft. This authorization also extends to Jet Aviation’s Cayman AMO, Bermuda AMO and EASA repair station authorities.
“We have made a significant investment in tooling, training and data to support the needs of our clients moving to this new aircraft type,” said David Smith, director of quality assurance, MRO services. “We are committed to meeting our customers’ maintenance requirements to ensure their safety and security. This new authority validates our dedication and our continued investment in support of their growing needs.”
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