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Skyservice is Canada’s first Honeywell nacelle service centre
The designation enables Skyservice to perform nacelle system services on Honeywell-equipped business aircraft across Canada.

Skyservice Business Aviation has been officially designated as an authorised Honeywell nacelle service centre in Canada, further strengthening its position as a leading maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) provider. The certification allows Skyservice to deliver nacelle system servicing for business aircraft operators nationwide.

“Skyservice is committed to delivering unparalleled maintenance solutions that maximise aircraft reliability and efficiency,” says Benjamin Murray, president and CEO at Skyservice. “With this designation, we are proud to be the first provider in Canada to offer aircraft operators and owners enhanced value and quality service on nacelle servicing and repair.”

The company is now certified to perform maintenance on Honeywell HTF7000-series nacelles, including those used on the Challenger 300, Challenger 350, Embraer Legacy 400/500 and Praetor 500/600. Skyservice also offers full Nacelle Maintenance Service Plan (MSP) coverage, including corrosion treatment, inspections, repairs and scheduled or unscheduled servicing.

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