CFS Aero to Maintain Royal Jordanian Falcons Fleet
20.09.2013 Jordan
CFS Aero, Britain’s leading repair and overhaul facility for propeller-driven aircraft, has been selected to service the component repair and overhaul requirements of the Royal Jordanian Falcons fleet.
The national aerobatic team of the Kingdom of Jordan, the Royal Jordanian Falcons were formed in 1976 and have won an international reputation for their precision, professionalism and spectacular performance in displays around the world. Based at the King Hussein International Airport in Aqaba, the team has a fleet of five Extra-300 L aerobatic aircraft, each one powered by a Lycoming AEIO-540-L1B5 engine.
David Newhouse, CFS Aero’s CEO, commented: “CFS Aero, Britain’s leading repair and overhaul facility for propeller-driven aircraft, is delighted to announce that it has been selected to service the component repair and overhaul requirements for the Royal Jordanian Falcons fleet. Whilst we have extensive experience of working with a wide range of engines, from radial and in-line to flat and turbine, we also have an unrivalled expertise in servicing and overhauling Textron Lycoming engines. This capability combined with our commitment to delivering the highest quality customer service gives us every confidence that we can meet the very real responsibility that we’ve been given. ”
Riyad Ayyoub, The Royal Jordanian Falcons Director of Engineering & Maintenance, added: “We are delighted to announce this partnership with a leading MRO company to maintain the component repair and overhaul requirements for our Fleet and we look forward to this being a long and fruitful partnership for many years to come.”
The national aerobatic team of the Kingdom of Jordan, the Royal Jordanian Falcons were formed in 1976 and have won an international reputation for their precision, professionalism and spectacular performance in displays around the world. Based at the King Hussein International Airport in Aqaba, the team has a fleet of five Extra-300 L aerobatic aircraft, each one powered by a Lycoming AEIO-540-L1B5 engine.
David Newhouse, CFS Aero’s CEO, commented: “CFS Aero, Britain’s leading repair and overhaul facility for propeller-driven aircraft, is delighted to announce that it has been selected to service the component repair and overhaul requirements for the Royal Jordanian Falcons fleet. Whilst we have extensive experience of working with a wide range of engines, from radial and in-line to flat and turbine, we also have an unrivalled expertise in servicing and overhauling Textron Lycoming engines. This capability combined with our commitment to delivering the highest quality customer service gives us every confidence that we can meet the very real responsibility that we’ve been given. ”
Riyad Ayyoub, The Royal Jordanian Falcons Director of Engineering & Maintenance, added: “We are delighted to announce this partnership with a leading MRO company to maintain the component repair and overhaul requirements for our Fleet and we look forward to this being a long and fruitful partnership for many years to come.”
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