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ACE 2026 - September 8th

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MRO Japan initiates heavy maintenance for foreign aircraft under EASA
For the first time in Japan, the MRO has started heavy maintenance on an ACJ318 under EASA regulations.
Comlux lead flight support engineer Anthony Brown, MRO Japan certifying staff Naokatsu Ikenaga and Comlux flight support engineer Cesar Enrich.
Read this story in our February 2024 printed issue.

MRO Japan, a Part 145 based in Okinawa, has commenced aircraft maintenance services for an Airbus Corporate Jet 318 operated by Comlux under EASA certification standards. This is the first time heavy maintenance, including base maintenance, has been conducted in Japan under EASA regulations.

The ACJ318 is registered in Malta and owned by Universal Entertainment Corp, a Japan-based manufacturer of arcade games. It is based at Clark International airport in the Philippines.

MRO Japan was selected for maintenance services by Comlux in November 2022 following its EASA certification in October. The current project with Comlux marks a significant step forward for the company, as it expands its capabilities to serve international airlines and conduct maintenance for business jets.

The company is strategically located at Naha airport, situated at the heart of east Asia.

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