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Fokker Unveils New Widebody Hangar for Completions
Fokker Services Group unveils new widebody hangar at EBACE, as the Dutch firm prepares for anticipated surge in completion services.
new Fokker hangar
The new Fokker hangar incorporates a geothermal energy system and by year’s end will have photovoltaic solar panels on the roof. (Photo: Fokker)

Fokker Services Group (FSG) unveiled at EBACE 2023 its new widebody hangar in Hoogerheide, The Netherlands. Measuring 87 meters long by 86 meters wide, and 27 meters high, the Dutch firm expects that the bizliner completions hangar “will make a crucial contribution to the company’s long-term objective as market demand for completion services continues to surge.”

According to FSG CEO Roland van Dijk, “We’re in a relentless pursuit of global excellence with a strong focus on sustainability, of which this new hangar is a key milestone.” With sustainability a top priority, the facility incorporates a geothermal energy system and by year’s end will have photovoltaic solar panels on the roof.