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EASA authorises Clay Lacy to perform on EU-registered jets
With more than five decades of experience maintaining virtually every model of business jet, Clay Lacy provides complete aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul services through its three FAA repair stations.
The Clay Lacy maintenance team holds its EASA certification.
Read this story in our July 2021 printed issue.

Part 145 maintenance organisation approval has been granted to Clay Lacy Aviation MRO Services by EASA. This certification authorises Clay Lacy to provide maintenance services on business jets that are registered in member countries of the EU. EASA is responsible for civil aviation safety throughout the European Union and for EU citizens and aircraft travelling abroad.

“We are very proud to add EASA Part 145 approval to our long list of maintenance certifications and authorisations,” says Ed Mirzakhanian, Clay Lacy’s senior VP of product support. “This helps us better serve our European clients and offers international recognition of our outstanding MRO teams and facilities.”

With more than five decades of experience maintaining every make and model of business jet, Clay Lacy provides complete aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul services through its FAA repair stations at Waterbury-Oxford airport in Connecticut and Van Nuys and McClellan-Palomar airports in California. Factory-trained experts perform light line maintenance, heavy airframe inspections, jet engine and APU maintenance, avionics and cabin entertainment upgrades and repairs, and complete interior modification and repair services. Over $3.4 million in parts, warranty administration and AOG mobile response teams further support each client’s flight and maintenance operations.

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