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Curt Epstein

Growing Texas maintenance provider Jets MRO has received Part 145 engine repair certification from the FAA.&nbsp;Located at Dallas Executive Airport (KRBD), the two-year-old company specializes in legacy light to large-cabin jets, including Hawkers, Citations, Beechjets, Bombardier Challengers, and Learjets, and received its initial FAA Part 145 maintenance authorization in January.
Along with the team’s expertise, the new engine approval, granted soon after due to established quality management systems, allows Jets MRO to perform maintenance and repair at its 40,000-sq-ft facility at KRBD on the powerplants for those aircraft.&nbsp;In addition to onsite repair, the company’s mobile maintenance capabilities now include engine diagnostics and limited repair services in AOG support throughout the Metroplex.
“This engine certification represents a significant milestone in our growth strategy,” said Jets MRO CEO Suresh Narayanan. “We can now provide our customers with truly comprehensive maintenance solutions, eliminating the need to outsource engine work and reducing aircraft downtime substantially.”

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Dallas-area Jets MRO Receives FAA Engine Maintenance Approval

Company has achieved a lot in a year and a half

Jets MRO at Dallas Executive Airport has now earned FAA approval for engine maintenance.

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