Maintenance and Modifications
Gulfstream Inaugurates New Arizona Service Center
The facility represents a major increase in the airframer's maintenance network
Gulfstream Mesa Service Center
Gulfstream's new Mesa Service Center adds 225,000 sq ft of space to the airframer's owned maintenance network. It expands on the company's already existing facilities at Mesa Gateway Airport and marks a major increase of its capabilities in the Southwestern U.S. © Gulfstream Aerospace

Gulfstream Aerospace officially opened its $130 million service center yesterday at Arizona’s Mesa Gateway Airport (KIWA). A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the company’s newest facility in its customer service support network was attended by company leaders, employees, and local officials.

The airframer announced the start of the 225,000-sq-ft facility in 2021 and the following year opened an interim service facility in the SkyBridge development on the opposite (west) side of the field from where the now-opened center was slated to be built. In October 2022, it expanded that existing facility—known as the Mesa west campus—which will be retained and can now accommodate up to 10 large and midsize aircraft.

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