Neelam Mathews
Oct 12, 2012
Bombardier Aerospace has enhanced its worldwide aftermarket service network for business
aircraft customers with the addition of a second Line
Maintenance Facility (LMF) in India. Air Works in New Delhi has been named an
LMF forChallenger 604, Challenger 605, Global Express and Global
Express XRS business jets. The facility will complement Air
Works’ center in Mumbai, which has been part of Bombardier’s Authorized Service
Facility network since 2008.
Éric
Martel, President, Customer Services & Specialized and Amphibious Aircraft, Bombardier Aerospace said: “The two Air Works facilities are an important part
of our overall network in India, anchored by our Mumbai Regional Support
Office. We continue to place a heavy focus on growing our local roots in key
markets, and are pleased to collaborate with local partners.”
The
newly authorized New Delhi facility, centrally located at Indira Gandhi
International Airport, features a 9,042-sq.-ft. (approximately 840-sq.-m.)
maintenance hangar. Air Works has provided maintenance services for business
aviation for more than 60 years and features maintenance professionals across
14 locations in India.
"Developing
a healthy working relationship between any Original Equipment Manufacturer
(OEM) and its chosen service provider is key in the delivery of best practice
maintenance,” said Nick White, Vice President – General Aviation MRO, Air
Works. “That is why we have chosen to increase our Bombardier authorized
service facility coverage to include Mumbai and now New Delhi—demonstrating
that our working relationship with Bombardier goes from strength to strength.”
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