Maintenance and Modifications
AMAC Invests in Self-sufficiency To Support the World’s VIP Jets
The Swiss-based MRO group’s customer base spans the Middle East, Asia, Africa, and Europe
AMAC Aerospace
AMAC Aerospace employs multiple MRO specialists at its facilities.

At first glance, the busy ramp outside AMAC Aerospace’s primary maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility has the look of a United Nations meeting. The apron and the five large hangars at EuroAirport near the Swiss city of Basel are habitually packed with 40 or more head-of-state and government airliners flown in for a mix of heavy checks and refurbishment work.

Since its foundation in 2007, the privately owned group has specialized in supporting larger VIP jets, with a strong client base across the Middle East, Asia, and Africa. Aircraft bearing the flags of prominent Gulf states and monarchies, as well as those owned by governments of countries great and small, are common sights at the AMAC headquarters, alongside jets owned by a wide variety of charter and corporate operators.

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