EASA Part-145 approved organisation Nomad Technics has recently completed a C-check on a Boeing BBJ aircraft at its facility in Basel, Switzerland.
The scheduled maintenance activity included a thorough examination of the aircraft’s primary and secondary structures during which the entire cabin was removed.
The work also included a landing gear overhaul, the implementation of service bulletins and airworthiness directives as well as defect rectification on aircraft systems, structural components and interior items.
The aircraft also received a partial cabin refurbishment with a new carpet installed throughout and customised modifications to the in-flight entertainment system.
Functional and operational tests of all aircraft systems concluded the maintenance job and the aircraft was returned to the long time customer on time.
Christophe Haeffelin, director of operations at Nomad Technics, said: “The successful completion of this demanding C-check on the Boeing BBJ is another great achievement for Nomad Technics and will enable us to further enhance our capabilities and to execute maintenance services not only on Boeing but also on a variety of other aircraft types.”
Thomas Gierlich, Nomad Technics’ chief executive, added: “We are very proud of our Boeing maintenance team and the entire organisation behind it who have been performing extremely well. It will be our great pleasure to welcome owners and operators of Boeing aircraft at our Basel, Switzerland, facility to demonstrate our highly skilled VVIP aircraft maintenance, refurbishment and bespoke aviation services.”
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