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Airbus Corporate Jets has selected Fokker Services Group (FSG) as the latest approved completion center for ACJ aircraft. “That track record has now led to being officially recognized as an ACJ-approved completion center, a milestone that makes us extremely proud,” said Roland van Dijk, co-CEO of Fokker Services Group. “It reflects the outstanding craftsmanship and breadth of skills of our teams in engineering, project management, interior shop, and aircraft installation and production.”
As an approved outfitter, FSG will deliver a range of tailored cabin completion services for the ACJ320neo and ACJ330 families from its facility in Hoogerheide, Netherlands. Airbus acts as the turnkey provider for newly produced green ACJs, with customers selecting from a network of outfitters meeting certain quality standards. Outfitting work is performed under the respective supplemental type certificate of each outfitter.
Chadi Saade, president of Airbus Corporate Jets, said, “We are delighted to welcome Fokker Services Group to our network of approved outfitters. Their proven expertise and commitment to excellence align perfectly with Airbus Corporate Jets’ standards.”
With this announcement, Fokker Services Group joins four other approved ACJ completion centers: Comlux, Jet Aviation, AMAC Aerospace, and Lufthansa Technik. The expanded network offers ACJ customers increased flexibility and access to experienced partners for aircraft outfitting and completions, Airbus said.

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