Qatar Executive upgrades business aviation portfolio
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Qatar Airways’ private jet division Qatar Executive strengthened its maintenance services for Bombardier aircraft in Qatar and the Middle East.
This was achieved after Qatar Civil Aviation Authority granted regulatory approvals to conduct base maintenance services for Bombardier Challenger 604 and 605s and the manufacturer’s Global series of aircraft.
The subsidiary has now expanded its service offering with heavy maintenance checks at its dedicated hangar at Doha International Airport. Qatar Executive completed its first 1C and 2C Check on its Global 5000 last month. In parallel to the C Check, Service Bulletins were incorporated, bright work polished and Teflon paint protection applied resulting in an investment of 620 man-hours.
The next C Checks are already scheduled for two of the airline’s Challenger 605 aircraft in May and June. The enhanced maintenance offering underpins Qatar Executive’s status as a Bombardier Authorised Service Facility (ASF) in the Middle East with its existing Qatar Civil Aviation Authority (QCAA) and EASA-Part 145 certifications to support European and Qatari registered Bombardier aircraft.
