
Real Hands. Real Hangar. Real Accountability.
Our engineers and technicians do the work. When something needs a specialist workshop, we say so — and we manage it end to end.
Every service block on this page is a capability claim. Each must be verified against the actual approval certificate and its scope before publication — a shorter list of what is genuinely approved is far stronger than a longer one that cannot survive an audit.
Line Maintenance & Technical Support
Scope claim · verifyScheduled and unscheduled work, done properly, without the aircraft waiting on a third party.
Our technicians handle routine line maintenance and the unscheduled work that turns up alongside it. Because we hold material ourselves, the part that would normally add three days to the job is often already on the shelf.
- —Transit, daily and weekly checksconfirm
- —Scheduled maintenance to the operator’s approved programmeconfirm
- —Defect rectification and unscheduled workconfirm
- —Component removal and installationconfirm
- —Technical support on site and remotely
Component Inspection, Testing & Repair
Scope claim · verifyWe open it, we test it, and we tell you what is actually wrong with it.
An incoming report that says “unit does not power up” is not a diagnosis. Our technicians strip, inspect and test components to establish the real fault — before anyone commits money to a repair. Work within our approved scope is done in-house. Anything beyond it goes to an accredited partner workshop, and we tell you which is which.
- —Incoming inspection and functional testingconfirm
- —Fault diagnosis and tear-down reportingconfirm
- —Repair within our approved scope, in-houseconfirm
- —Managed repair through accredited partner workshops where work falls outside our scope
- —Repair-versus-replacement economic analysis before you approve
Troubleshooting & Engineering Support
The problem that nobody can reproduce on the ground.
Some defects do not read cleanly off a fault code. Our engineers work through intermittent faults, recurring defects and the ones the manual does not cover — with the manufacturer documentation, the maintenance history and the aircraft in front of them.
- —Intermittent and recurring defect investigation
- —Technical documentation review — CMM, AMM, Service Bulletin and AD status
- —Remote technical support for aircraft away from base
- —Maintenance programme and workscope advice
Repair & Overhaul Management
When the work belongs in a specialist shop, we run the process.
Shop selection, workscope negotiation, quote review, turnaround pressure and documentation control. That middle step is where the value is. We read the tear-down findings, check which Service Bulletins were and were not complied with, compare repair against overhaul on real figures, and tell you which one actually makes sense for your operation.
- —Shop selection from our accredited partner network
- —Workscope and quote review before you approve
- —Repair-versus-overhaul economic analysis
- —Service Bulletin and AD compliance verification
- —Turnaround-time management and escalation
- —Beyond Economical Repair evaluation and options
05 — AOG Technical Response, 24/7
One requirement: speed. Everything else is secondary.
Staffed 24/7/365An AOG needs two things at once — a technician who can diagnose it and a part that can reach it. We are one of the few companies in this region that can send both, from the same building, on the same call.
- —24/7/365 desk, staffed by people who can make decisions
- —Technical assistance by phone within the hour
- —Technician dispatchconfirm
- —Same-day material dispatch from our Free Zone facility where stock permits
- —Hand-carry and on-board courier arranged where the situation demands it
A technician, a part, or both.
One team, one point of contact, one company accountable for the outcome.