Nomad Technics has redelivered a Bombardier Challenger 650 following an extensive maintenance programme to return the aircraft to airworthiness after a long period of parking.

The workscope went beyond standard maintenance and included a complete overhaul of both engines, a 48-month inspection and an additional package of detailed inspections and tests tailored to the aircraft’s specific condition. The project also included interior work, with newly upholstered seats, a new carpet and repairs to various areas of cabin woodwork.

“It was a challenging and very interesting project. The trustful cooperation with the aircraft operator allowed us to make it a great success for everyone involved. We are proud to see the aircraft back in the air again, especially with its beautiful new cabin,” says Brigita Vildžiūnienė, director of sales at Nomad Technics.

“Nomad Technics’ extensive industry experience and flexibility allowed us to perform exceptionally well on this project that was well beyond routine maintenance. We are grateful to have received this opportunity by our trusted customer,” adds Thomas Gierlich, CEO of Nomad Technics.

Nomad Technics AG is the maintenance division of Nomad Aviation AG and is based at EuroAirport Basel in Switzerland. The company is an EASA Part 145 approved organisation providing maintenance inspection and non-routine repair work on Bombardier Global and Challenger business jets, as well as line and base maintenance on Airbus A320 family and Boeing 737NG and MAX series aircraft.

Nomad Aviation AG, based in Switzerland and Malta, offers aircraft management and charter services and operates a fleet including Dassault Falcon 7X and 8X, Gulfstream G450, GV, G550 and G650ER, Bombardier Global 5000 and Airbus ACJ319 aircraft.