Appleton receives Cayman and South Korea approvals

                              
Gulfstream Appleton has recently earned approved maintenance organisation (AMO) designations from the Cayman Islands and South Korea.

Now various model aircraft registered under the Civil Aviation Authority of the Cayman Islands and the Korean Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs can undergo maintenance, repairs, alterations and inspections at the Appleton facility.

Gulfstream Appleton is the fourth company-owned service center to earn AMO approval from the Cayman Islands, joining Gulfstream Savannah, Gulfstream Long Beach in California and Gulfstream Westfield in Massachusetts. Gulfstream Appleton and Gulfstream Long Beach have AMO approval from South Korea.

The aircraft covered by Gulfstream Appleton’s Cayman Islands certificate includes all Gulfstream aircraft, the Bombardier Challenger 600 series and the Hawker Beechcraft 800 series, 850XP and 700 models. The South Korean authorisation is for work on G550s.

“The Cayman Islands registry continues to grow, as does South Korea’s, so these are important authorisations for Appleton,” said Mark Burns, president, Gulfstream Product Support. “Earning these approvals gives Gulfstream and other aircraft operators another option for quality service and support.”