RBI Hawker Australia Appointed Bell Customer Service Facility
Just weeks after receiving Part 145 maintenance approval from CASA, RBI Hawker Australia has been appointed a Bell Customer Service Facility!
RBI Hawker Australia supports advanced rotor blade repair from a new 1,000-square-meter facility in Brisbane, Australia. It is approved for all Bell helicopter models as well as Leonardo AW139 and AW109 models.
"With our Part 145 approval from CASA and appointment as a Bell Customer Service Facility, we are excited to provide greater access to high-quality rotary blade repair services for government and commercial helicopter operators in the region," said Ian D'Arcy, vice president, North East Asia for Jet Aviation. "We look forward to working with our partner to bring the same leading customer service and support to the rotary blade repair segment that operators in the region have come to expect from us."
“We are excited to provide greater access to high-quality rotary blade repair services for government and commercial helicopter operators in the region.”
"Today's announcement demonstrates Bell and Jet Aviation's commitment to continually expand service offerings in the region and contribute to Australian sovereign capability with advanced blade repair capabilities in country," said Chris Schaefer, director, International Support and Service, Bell. "Through our long and successful relationship with Jet Aviation on international helicopter aftermarket support, I am confident that RBI Hawker Australia will be successful in providing our Asia Pacific customers industry-leading rotary repair services."
“Today’s announcement demonstrates Bell and Jet Aviation’s commitment to continually expand service offerings in the region and contribute to Australian sovereign capability with advanced blade repair capabilities in country.”
RBI Hawker Limited is a joint venture between Hawker Pacific Airservices Ltd, a Jet Aviation company, and Bell, a world-class helicopter rotor blade repair and overhaul company. The company has been operating in the Middle East for more than 15 years and expanded its maintenance capabilities to Australia earlier this year.