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The Bostonair team at GE Rheden successfully completing overhauls on LM2500 and LM6000 engines.
We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded the contract for line maintenance for Ryanair in Bristol, delivering the service under the Ryanair Technics brand, with plans to roll-out the service to several of Ryanair's European stations.
We have a long-standing relationship with Ryanair, providing the airline with engineering personnel. Mark Parkes, Bostonair managing director comments "We are delighted to gain the line station approval; it is of great importance to us that we can now extend our services to our clients including Ryanair with both skilled personnel and maintenance provision, particularly concentrating on outstation support."
For further information on Line Maintenance, please contact Detlef Jenemann +49 151 24189836.
Bostonair Technical Training Limited are proud to confirm that it has received an updated Part-147 approval from the UK Civil Aviation Authority, under reference UK.147.0085. The approval now covers Category A and B1.1 training.
For more information about Bostonair Technical Training Ltd., please visit www.bostonairtraining.com or contact Jon Cousens +44 1392 875807.
Bostonair Limited are proud to announce that it has received Part-145 approval from the UK Civil Aviation Authority, under reference UK.145.01200. The approval covers Boeing 737-800 type for Line Maintenance. We will be making an announcement about our first line maintenance contract within the next few weeks. For more information about our line maintenance provision please contact Mark Parkes.
The Bostonair team at GE Rheden successfully completing overhauls on LM2500 and LM6000 engines.
