Flying Colours sees more maintenance requests for Challengers and Learjets

Flying Colours hangar expansion plan

Flying Colours experiences record increase in maintenance activity at both its Canadian and US facilities.

Flying Colours hangar expansion plan at Peterborough, Ontario.

Flying Colours has reported a 35 per cent increase in the number of maintenance requests for Bombardier Challenger and Learjet aircraft.

The Peterborough facility, which has traditionally been known for its CRJ ExecLiner conversions, has expanded its overall maintenance offering and has experienced a 25 per cent increase in Bombardier Global family aircraft maintenance requests in the last twelve months.

“Our business has traditionally been built on working with repeat customers. With the expertise we now offer at both our locations we are in a position to match our existing customers’ expectations and develop new requests from a wider, international client base,” said Sean Gillespie, executive vice president, sales and marketing at Flying Colours.

“For us that’s a vote of confidence reflecting the value clients place in our expertise,” Gillespie added.

Flying Colours will exhibite at the NBAA 2013 event in Las Vegas next week.