ExecuJet Haite has received certification from the Aviation Administration of Kazakhstan to perform line and base maintenance on Bombardier Challenger series and Embraer Legacy business jets, marking the company’s first certification in the Central Asian region.

“Kazakhstan borders China and is Central Asia’s largest business jet market, and we see Kazakhstan and the wider Central Asian region as a growth opportunity for our company,” says Paul Desgrosseilliers, general manager of ExecuJet Haite. “There are eight to ten Bombardier Challenger aircraft registered in Kazakhstan and about the same number of Embraer Legacy aircraft.”

Desgrosseilliers continues: “We believe we are well-placed to serve operators from Kazakhstan and the wider Central Asia region because of our proximity to that market. Our competitiveness in pricing and downtime, coupled with the high quality of our workmanship, makes for a significant value proposition for those customers.”

ExecuJet Haite’s maintenance teams consist of internationally certified professionals skilled and experienced on Dassault, Embraer, Bombardier and Gulfstream aircraft. All technicians undergo rigorous training and certification processes to ensure they meet the standards required to maintain these aircraft.

The company’s heavy maintenance bases at Beijing Daxing International airport and Tianjin Binhai International airport serve as business aviation MRO facilities for China and the wider region. ExecuJet Haite provides comprehensive maintenance services including airframe heavy maintenance, avionics upgrades, satcom installations, cabin interior refurbishments, full aircraft painting and more. It also offers line maintenance at Beijing Capital International airport alongside Daxing and Tianjin.

ExecuJet Haite’s growing list of international certifications reflects its strategic focus on attracting overseas clients to its facilities in China.