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Aerocare and Inflite combine MRO and paint expertise
Aerocare and Inflite customers will benefit from a widened capability in VIP painting and refinishing plus MRO, while reducing costs and minimising downtime.
Doing business at EBACE are Inflite general manager Sebastien Albouy and CEO Pauline Monksfield with Aerocare MD Peter Mankelow.
Read this story in our June 2023 printed issue.

Aerocare Aviation Services and Inflite the Jet Centre are to embark on a collaborative partnership to provide their respective business aviation customers with an extended range of paint and MRO services.

Aerocare's dedicated VIP paint facility, based at Hawarden airport in Chester, will accommodate Inflite's MRO aircraft customers who require aircraft painting as part of their maintenance visits. Paint and MRO on a number of business aircraft types that Inflite supports can be booked together, offering a convenient one-stop-shop solution for all aircraft maintenance requirements.

Through this collaboration, Inflite will be able to seamlessly extend its Part 145 approval to provide EASA and FAA certification across the aircraft types it supports, including the Embraer Phenom 100 and 300, Praetor and Legacy families, together with the Bombardier Challenger 600 series, while their aircraft receive updated or new paint liveries at Aerocare.

The partnership will provide Aerocare with access to new markets, together with the ability to deliver its existing client base an extended Part 145 coverage. This reduces the need for it to position engineers and specialised tooling between its base in the UK's North West and Inflite's London Stansted airport home when providing the necessary engineering support during paint, significantly reducing downtime and cost.

Aerocare Aviation Services managing director Peter Mankelow comments: “We are excited about this collaboration. It will usher in numerous benefits and opportunities for both parties and our respective customers. We will continue to look for opportunities to work together to provide an unparalleled coverage to meet clients' maintenance, repair and overhaul requirements, which can be seamlessly combined with full exterior paint refurbishment for customers' aircraft."

“Formalising this co-operation with our trusted partners Aerocare, with whom we have enjoyed working with for some time, means we can extend our range of capabilities and services to offer our valued Embraer and Bombardier clients a full VIP exterior aircraft painting solution,” adds Inflite general manager Sebastien Albouy. “Aerocare continues to impress in the market with its professionalism and expertise in the sector. Coupled with a competitive timescale for delivery and excellent reputation in producing a quality product and VIP finish, it has maintained its position as the leading UK based aircraft paint finishing company.”

Inflite CEO Pauline Monksfield applauded the partnership. “To see these two companies, industry leaders within their fields, join forces is excellent news,” she says “The real winner will be our customers, who will benefit from a very high-quality product and service, while reducing costs and minimising downtime.”

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