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Lufthansa Bombardier Aviation Services Lufthansa Bombardier Aviation Services Headquartered in Berlin-Schoenefeld,Berlin-Schoenefeld, LufthansaLufthansa Bombardier Bombardier Aviation Aviation Services GmbH is specializedspecialized inin maintenance,maintenance, repair repair and and overhaul overhaul (MRO) (MRO) services ofof thethe BombardierBombardier Learjet, Learjet, Challenger Challenger and and Global Global business business aircraft. jets. Service spectrum Co-locatedLocated at Berlinwith the Brandenburg General Aviation International Terminal Airport, at Berlin Lufthansa Brandenburg Bombardier International Airport, Aviation LufthansaServices is Bombardier a joint venture Aviation of Lufthansa Services Technik is a joint (51 venture percent), of Lufthansathe Technik Canadian (51 aircraft percent), manufacturer the Canadian Bombardier aircraft manufacturer Aerospace (29 Bombardier percent) and Aerospace the Ȝ Moscow (29Swiss-based percent) and business the Swiss-based aviation group business ExecuJet aviation (20 percent).group ExecuJet It combines (20 percent). the Ȝ Berlin Itexpertise combines of anthe aircraft expertise manufacturer of an aircraft with manufacturer the know-how with of the a leading know-how aircraft of a leading services aircraft company services to offer company the most to comprehensive offer the most comprehensiverange of services range for VIP of servicesand business for VIP jets. and business jets. Lufthansa Bombardier Aviation Services offers anan all-roundall-round serviceservice forfor aircraft,aircraft, including the full spectrumspectrum ofof lineline andand basebase maintenancemaintenance activities,activities, structurestructure inspections and engine servicesservices asas wellwell asas upgradesupgrades andand modifications.modifications. TheThe dedicated AOG team performsperforms on-the-spoton-the-spot repairs repairs at at the the customer’s customer’s premises. premises. Lufthansa Bombardier Aviation Services also offersoffers refurbishments,refurbishments, professionalprofessional Key facts cleaning, repair and modifications ofof VIPVIP andand businessbusiness jet cabincabin inteinteriors,riors, asas well as Fixed Base Operator (FBO)(FBO) servicesservices inin co-operationco-operation withwith ExecuJet’sExecuJet’s FBOFBO Founded 19971997 in Berlin. The companycompany isis anan EASA,EASA, BermudaBermuda and and Cayman Cayman Islands Islands approved approved Personnel 220230 Continuing Airworthiness ManagementManagement OrganizationOrganization (CAMO) (CAMO) and and further further offers offers Capacity 8,0008,600 m m22 Maintenance Management ServicesServices (MMS)(MMS) onon behalf behalf of of operators. operators. In focus: Heavy maintenancemaintenance May it be thethe 8C-check8C-check onon aa Global Global Express, Express, the the 96-months 96-months inspection inspection on on a a Challenger series oror thethe 12-year12-year inspectioninspection of of a a Learjet Learjet – –the the biggest biggest mainte mainte- - nance event in a business jet’sjet’s lifelife cyclecycle cancan bebe aa majormajor concern concern to to the the aircraft aircraft operator. With the inspections including thethe detaileddetailed checkcheck ofof thethe airframeairframe strucstruc-- ture, tanks, landing gear,gear, wings,wings, flightflight controlscontrols andand allall hydraulichydraulic andand electronicelectronic systems, Lufthansa Bombardier Aviation Services’Services’ goalgoal alwaysalways isis toto streamlinestreamline even the most extensive overhaul taskstasks toto meetmeet eacheach customer’scustomer’s requirements,requirements, reduce costs and bringbring thethe aircraftaircraft backback intointo serviceservice asas fastfast asas possible. possible. Interior Refurbishments and ModificationsModifications Concurrent with the inspection customers may choose to include the refurbishing and modernization ofof thethe entireentire cabincabin interior. interior. Performed Performed shop-in-shop shop-in-shop by by the the in-house supplier F. LISTLIST GERMANY,GERMANY, LufthansaLufthansa BombardierBombardier AviationAviation ServicesServices offers more than fifteen fifteen yearsyears ofof experienceexperience inin fulfillingfulfilling thethe highesthighest customer customerrequirements requirements for cabin refurbishments.for cabin refurbishments. The company The companyis also Lufthansa is also LufthansaTechnik’s Technik’spreferred supplierpreferred for supplier installing, for updatingupgrading and or upgradinginstalling Lufthansa Lufthansa Technik’s Technik‘s »nice HD« cabincabin managementmanagement andand in-flightin-flight entertainmententertainment system. Outlook As the leading MRO provider forfor BombardierBombardier businessbusiness aircraftaircraft inin Europe,Europe, thethe Middle East, Africa and the CIS,CIS, LufthansaLufthansa BombardierBombardier AviationAviation ServicesServices willwill continue to outpace growth in thethe businessbusiness aviationaviation marketmarket toto copecope withwith the the rising demand in thethe EastEast EuropeanEuropean regionregion andand thethe CIS.CIS. VIP & Executive Jet Solutions Aircraft MRO • Learjet 31/31A, 35/35A, 36/36A, 40/40XR, 45/45XR, 60/60XR, 70, 75 • Challenger 300, 350, 600, 601, 604/605, 650, 850 • Global Express, Global 5000 (GFVD), Global 6000 Additional Services • Engine inspections, overhauls and replacements • Major structural repairs • Interior solutions and refurbishments • Cabin entertainment solutions and upgrades • Avionics upgrades and modifications • Mobile AOG team • FBO services • Aircraft wheels • Ni-Cad batteries Contact Lufthansa Bombardier Aviation Services General Aviation Terminal Elly-Beinhorn-Ring 4 12529 Schoenefeld Germany Phone +49-30-8875-4600 Fax +49-30-8875-4511 [email protected] www.lbas.de Copyright © 2018 Lufthansa Technik. All rights reserved. Disclaimer in respect of statements and information. Nothing contained in this publication shall constitute any warranty, guarantee or liability for Lufthansa Technik AG, its subsidiaries and affiliates but is for information purposes only. Accordingly, Lufthansa Technik AG, its subsidiaries and affiliates neither expressly nor conclusively accept responsibility or liability for the actuality, accuracy and completeness of the statements and information contained in this publication. 05/18 | AW.
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