Maintenance and Modifications
Brazilian company opens new bizav maintenance facility
One year after beginning construction at its new maintenance facility, Táxi Aéreo Marília (TAM) has begun operations at its Jundiaí center, which will allo

One year after beginning construction at its new maintenance facility, Táxi Aéreo Marília (TAM) has begun operations at its Jundiaí center, which will allow the company to handle 120 aircraft per month, double the number it services at its Congonhas facility. The new center briefly wears the crown as the largest business aviation maintenance facility in the world until Cessna inaugurates its new facility in Wichita this month.

TAM has invested nearly $8.5 million (24 million Brazilian reals) in the new center, which will give the company more space and flexibility to service a wider range of aircraft and to increase its client base.

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