New aircraft maintenance wing takes flight
The company's hub facility is situated at OR Tambo Airport and offers a 3500sqm hangar facility with state of the art equipment
GOLDEN Wings Aviation launched their new aircraft maintenance wing at their facility in Bonaero Park on Friday, March 4.
The new division, called Golden Wings Aviation AMO (Aircraft Maintenance Organisation) will offer airframe heavy maintenance, modifications and general maintenance support.
“Golden Wings now has an aircraft maintenance organisation that is capable of providing specialised services to various aircraft types, and offers a range of support levels,” CEO of Golden Wings AMO Herman Fleischmann announced on Friday night.
“Golden Wings AMO offers a wealth of experience, knowledge and skill and our aircraft maintenance engineers present some of the finest there are in the industry.”
The company’s hub facility is situated at OR Tambo International Airport and offers a 3500sqm hangar facility with state of the art equipment and support infrastructure, ensuring that all work carried out meets international standards.
The aviation organisation boasts a competitive edge that includes a high impact execution that maximises aircraft performance, provides cost effective maintenance and extensive experience in providing line maintenance for more than two years in South Sudan and for several years in Baghdad, Iraq.
Golden Wings offers more than 200 years of aviation experience and expertise. The company has managed to establish itself as an industry leader in some countries on the continent, showcasing its capabilities with a reliable fleet of aircraft operated by professional and highly experienced crew and staff members.
