Full aeroplane maintenance facilities
Scheduled Maintenance
We offer a wide range of maintenance plans and options to suit all operational needs, from an ELA category aircraft to a new generation VLJ. Our vast experience with all types of piston and small turbine engine aircraft allows us to provide a fast and efficient maintenance experience. We opporate a flat rate maintenance price plan and a discount for a fleet of aircraft. A fleet can be any combination of aircraft and you will still receive the discount. Call us on 01452 855501 to discuss our fleet rates.
RGV is now a Class 1 & 3 repair station, meaning we can maintain any Composite or Metal construction small aircraft with piston or turbine engine below 12,000 lbs MTOW. Added to our EASA Part 145 & Subpart G Approval giving us great capacity to help you with your maintenance needs.
Our Plans (prices current from April 2010, subject to change without notice, does not include parts/materials or VAT):
| AIRCRAFT TYPE | 50 HOUR | 150 HOUR | ANNUAL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cirrus SR20/22 | £380 | £480 | £1,980 |
| SR22 Turbo | £500 | £600 | £2,256 |
| SR22 FIKI | £500 | £600 | £2,496 |
| Small Single Piston (Piper PA28) | £380 | £480 | £1,980 |
| Medium Single Piston (Cessna 182) | £430 | £620 | £2,100 |
| Large Single Piston (Beech Bonanza) | £480 | £680 | £2,500 |
| Complex Single Piston (Piper PA46) | £510 | £730 | £3100 |
| Small Piston Twin (Beech Duchess) | £700 | £1,045 | £3,900 |
| Medium Piston Twin (Piper PA34) | £720 | £1,130 | £4,200 |
| Large Piston Twin (Cessna 303) | £770 | £1,180 | £4,500 |
| Turbine Single(PA46, Jetprop) | £510 | £730 | £3,100 |
Unscheduled Maintenance
Our aim is to get you flying as fast as we can. We can provide a varied service from base maintenance troubleshooting and defect rectification to an Aircraft on Ground (AOG) service. Wherever your aircraft has developed a fault, we can arrange to get it fixed. We provide Europe wide coverage with our wide network of service partners and have even supported customers stuck in Africa and the USA, helping to get them back in the air quickly.
