Delta Private Jets has opened its new state-of-the-art 40,000 square-foot MRO facility at its headquarters at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.

The Tech Service Center provides private jet owners and operators with a one-stop MRO facility servicing a broad range of aircraft. The FAA-certified Part 145 Repair Station was ceremonially opened on Tuesday with a ribbon-cutting event at the facility which included leading members of the local community and aviation industry guests.

“This new MRO operation adds to the dynamic range of capabilities already provided by Delta Private Jets, while enhancing the aircraft management services we provide,” said Cyril Turner, president of Delta Private Jets. “With our unique position in the industry and innovative aircraft management programs, Delta Private Jets offers aircraft owners and corporate flight departments an additional comprehensive solution for scheduled and unscheduled maintenance services.”

Joe Culbertson (right), Principal Maintenance Inspector, Cincinnati FAA Office Presents 145 Repair Station Certification to Keith Gawsyszawski, Delta Private Jets’ Director of Quality Assurance.

The new MRO, which is centrally located within the U.S., optimizes both repair costs and down time for customers seeking either full nose-to-tail inspections or unexpected drop-in repairs. The Delta Private Jets Tech Service team consists of factory-trained aircraft technicians with an average of 20 years’ experience in private jet maintenance and repair. Services provided include aircraft inspections, mechanical and structural repair services, avionics repair and installation and non-destructive testing. Additionally, a mobile tech services team is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and can be dispatched to locations across the world.

The Tech Service Center specializes in the most popular private aircraft models including Bombardier Challenger and Learjet, Cessna Citation, Falcon, Gulfstream and Hawker aircraft.