AMAC Aerospace has successfully redelivered five Boeing Business Jet (BBJ) 737 aircraft following the completion of maintenance, structural repair and cabin enhancement projects.
The aircraft, comprising head-of-state and privately owned jets, underwent a range of scheduled inspections and modifications at the company's facilities.
One head-of-state BBJ 737 underwent A1, A2, C1 and C2 checks, alongside structural repairs and cosmetic enhancements to its cabin interior.
A second head-of-state aircraft received A1, A2, C1, C2 and C3 checks, together with 28-day, 6,000-flight-hour and 15,000-flight-hour inspections.
Meanwhile, a privately owned BBJ 737 underwent 6-, 12-, 24-, 36- and 72-month inspections, with its cabin lighting also upgraded to EQR LED technology.
Another privately owned BBJ 737 was inducted for an A1 check.
The fifth aircraft, making its first visit to AMAC Aerospace, underwent heavy base maintenance comprising A2, C4 and C5 inspections.
The project also included cabin modifications, with additional power outlets installed in the aircraft's VVIP section.
According to AMAC Aerospace, the aircraft was redelivered on schedule and within budget.
The customer praised the work, commenting: “Excellent collaboration from the team that was involved in this project.”
