Aircraft Maintenance

Air Affairs operates under a CASA Certificate of Approval, number C585771, authorising them to carry out the following approved activities:

• Maintenance of aircraft airframe components, engines, engine components and other specialised maintenance tasks on components.
• Maintenance of class A & B aircraft including Learjet 35/36 series aircraft.
• Maintenance of Beech King Air series aircraft.
• Piston engine aircraft with a max takeoff weight not exceeding 5700kg.
• Turbine engine aircraft with a max takeoff weight not exceeding 5700kg.
• Maintenance of brake and wheel assemblies fitted to Learjet and King Air series aircraft.
• Maintenance of rescue hoists and associated equipment.

Air Affairs have extensive experience in project management and can provide a complete turnkey solution from small to very large maintenance projects such as:

• 12,000 hour inspections.
• 12 year inspections.
• Avionics and electrical upgrades.
• Airframe modifications.

Air Affairs can supply a range of ground support equipment which is manufactured in-house and can be tailored to meet customer’s requirements. All of Air Affairs activities, including aircraft and component maintenance, are contained within the scope of a fully certified Quality Management System that complies with the requirements of AS/NZS ISO 9001.