ExecuJet expands MRO services with ELT battery capability in Australasia
ExecuJet Aviation Group in Australasia is celebrating its appointment as an ACR Artex Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) Battery Replacement and Programming Center, marking the latest addition to the group’s expanding suite of maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services for business aviation.
The new battery service capability has been added to ExecuJet’s Certificate of Approval from Australia’s Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA), enabling ExecuJet to complete ACR Artex ELT battery maintenance and provide a CASA release certificate from its bases in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth.
The approval is the latest in a series of MRO service enhancements in the past 12 months that have significantly expanded the support ExecuJet offers aircraft owners and operators in Australasia.
In October 2014, ExecuJet was issued a CASA Part 145 Certificate of Approval, which enables ExecuJet to support Regular Public Transport (RPT) operations and complements the group’s Civil Aviation Regulations(CAR) certificate.
In June 2014, ExecuJet in Australia was appointed as a Rolls-Royce Authorised Service Centre for BR710 and BR725 engines, enabling the group to support aircraft including Bombardier Global Express and Gulfstream GV, G550 and G650 business jets.
The group also provides Maintenance Control services for flight departments who need a CASA-approved Maintenance Controller, tapping ExecuJet’s global expertise in regulatory compliance management. Operators of N-registered aircraft also value ExecuJet’s FAA Foreign Repair Station Certificate that allows the group to perform required biannual FAR 91.411 and 413 altimeter and transponder checks.
Grant Ingall, Maintenance Director, Australasia, ExecuJet Aviation Group, says: “We are continuing to invest in broadening the scope of ExecuJet’s MRO services in Australia. Our goal is to simplify clients’ lives by offering consistent, world-class support for the widest range of needs from convenient locations across the region.”
