Maintenance and Modifications
Aero-Dienst and Dassault Extend Service Center Contract
The German MRO group has been working with Dassault for the past 17 years
Aero-Dienst and Dassault
Celebrating the extension of the Dassault authorized service center contract are (left to right) Aero-Dienst head of maintenance Florian Heinzelmann; Cyril Mac Garry, director service center network, Dassault Aviation Civil Aircraft; André Ebach, managing director, Aero-Dienst; Anton Schwartz, certifying staff, Aero-Dienst, Vienna; and Vincent Jaskowiak, service center network, EMEA-APAC, Dassault Aviation Civil Aircraft.

Dassault Falcon-authorized service center (ASC) Aero-Dienst has signed a contract to extend its ASC status for another three years. The Nuremberg, Germany-based company was tapped as a Dassault ASC 17 years ago and offers scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and repairs under warranty and in the FalconCare program for business aviation and air ambulance operators.

Aero-Dienst’s Vienna line maintenance facility became a Dassault ASC in 2017. The company also offers engine services as a Pratt & Whitney Canada-designated maintenance facility and is a Honeywell partner for mobile product support.