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Yingling completes first Falcon 900 dry bay modification project
The Wichita-based Part 145 provider completed the install and now expects a stream of similar Falcon modification requests.
The Falcon 900's dry bay at Yingling’s Wichita facility.

Yingling Aviation has completed its first Falcon 900 dry bay modification, expanding its service capability for Falcon aircraft. The job ran smoothly from start to finish, supported by strong team coordination. The customer was impressed and has committed more aircraft.

The on-site plank and tank crew called the work “the cleanest they’ve ever seen”, adding weight to the achievement. EVP of sales Jason Cohen said: “As we continue to invest in and expand our Falcon support capabilities to meet customer demand, milestones like this affirm our team's expertise and readiness to take on more complex projects. With three more Falcon aircraft already lined up for this modification, we're proud to be the go-to solution for operators looking for quality and efficiency.”

Operators of Falcon 50, 900 and 2000 aircraft still needing to meet the Airworthiness Directive for dry bay modifications can now access the service either at Yingling’s Wichita facility or through offsite deployment.

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