AMAC Aerospace, Basel announces that a Boeing 747-8 BBJ will undergo a re-configuration of the cabin and an update of the whole interior with the latest generation technology.
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The cabin of the jumbo jet will be re-configured and the aircraft will undergo a 72-month-check in parallel. To equip the aircraft with the latest technology, AMAC Aerospace will install a Ka-Band system with an already existing STC and will upgrade the In-Flight Entertainment (IFE) system. This will ensure that AMAC’s client will have the very latest technology updates on their Boeing 747-8 BBJ and enjoy an incomparable connectivity on-board of the aircraft.
“We are very proud to have been awarded with this big project on the Boeing 747-8 BBJ. We appreciate the trust of our customers for our expertise in widebody aircraft. Our engineering skills empower us to install and upgrade the latest technology to customers’ fullest satisfaction”, said Eric Hoegen, Director Completion Sales & Key Account Management, AMAC Aerospace.
AMAC Aerospace was also awarded new maintenance projects on several 737s BBJ aircraft. A privately owned 737 BBJ will arrive at AMAC in Basel at beginning of April, and AMAC’s team will carry out an annual check. Another 737 BBJ has already arrived in Basel for a 6-month-check. Also, a Bombardier Global 6000 has entered AMAC’s hangar at the end of February, and AMAC will carry out a 30-month-check on the business jet.
