GREENVILLE – Gulfstream
Aerospace Corp. opened a new hangar Thursday specifically for mid-cabin
aircraft maintenance at its service center and completions facility in
Greenville.
“This expansion allows
Gulfstream Appleton to support more mid-cabin customers, get their
aircraft in and out of maintenance faster and provide them with a
comfortable place to work,” Mark Burns, president of Gulfstream Product
Support, said in a statement.
The company is leasing
the 25,500-square-foot building at Outagamie County Regional Airport
from Outagamie County. The facility, located between the existing
Gulfstream Appleton north and main site buildings, includes new hangar
doors, which enable it to accommodate all Gulfstream mid-cabin models;
remodeled customer and employee offices; and a glass-enclosed conference
room.
Burns said the new hangar allows Gulfstream to house up to five aircraft under one roof.
“That is particularly
important in the winter months, when the temperatures in Appleton are
consistently in the teens and 20s, and snow and ice are obstacles.
Gulfstream Appleton is a
certified U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and European Aviation
Safety Agency Part 145 repair station, which means the site’s 900-plus
employees can work on aircraft registered in the U.S. and European Union
countries. In 2013, technicians at the Greenville location serviced
more than 500 aircraft.
Gulfstream Appleton also
is home to a large-cabin completions center. The site has about 300,000
square feet of hangar, shop and support space.
- Source: http://www.postcrescent.com
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