Press Release

EAM has completed a major inspection on a Legacy 600 for Swift Aircraft Management.

Issued by AeroCheck MRO.

February 2, 2019

Executive Aircraft Maintenance has re-located from Scottsdale airport to Phoenix Sky Harbor International.

It now has access to 40,000 square feet of hangar space and is starting to focus on larger aircraft in addition to the smaller airframes it has maintained for decades.

The move allows EAM to focus more heavily on expanding its services while still maintaining the high level of attention to detail, timeliness and customer service that existing customers have relied on.

The new hangar space and prime location improves EAM’s ability to service existing customers and allows for greater capabilities to manage the maintenance and avionics needs on a variety of new airframes. EAM is a Class III FAA Part 145 repair station.

“This transition has been seamless for our existing customers. It is exciting to offer more space and more capabilities from our team,” said Jorge Gonzalez, VP of operations at EAM. “We now have the ability to focus our resources on the avionics and maintenance needs of our customers while expanding into some new territory, including custom interiors.”

EAM provides complete, comprehensive services on most popular corporate jet and business aircraft. From engines, APUs, airframes and avionics to interior refurbishments, EAM is quickly becoming a single source for its customers needs.

EAM’s current maintenance capabilities include Gulfstream, Beechcraft, Challenger, Legacy, King Air and Citation inspections and line maintenance, extensive sheet metal repairs/modifications, Raisbeck modification and Blackhawk modifications. Its current avionics capabilities include innovative ADSB installations from all the major avionics manufactures on aircraft up to midsize jets, internet and Wi-Fi installations, full cockpit retrofits with G1000/G5000, Collins Pro-Line Fusion, G500/600/GTN 750 as well as autopilots and general avionics troubleshooting and repair.

Executive Aircraft Maintenance is an authorised dealer for most major cockpit and cabin avionics equipment, and its in-house engineering regularly collaborates with OEMs for new supplemental type certificates.

Jeff Coffman, president/CEO of EAM said “Our goal is to reduce the complexity of owning and operating an aircraft by providing our customers with a single source for all of their aircraft needs.”

EAM’s employees are dedicated to excellence and innovation. “We not only do things the right way,” said Gonzalez. “We’re always looking for a better way. Ultimately, everything we do is to enhance the ownership and operating experience of our customers.”