At NBAA, Hahn Air and Textron Aviation Inc. announced that a new Textron Aviation mobile service unit (MSU) will be added at Egelsbach Airport near Frankfurt, Germany. In addition to this MSU, Textron Aviation provides factory-direct support to its customers in Germany through its company-owned service centre in Düsseldorf and two line maintenance stations located in Stuttgart and Bremen.
Hahn Air is a German scheduled and charter airline based at Egelsbach (QEF) and Düsseldorf (DUS) airports and operates scheduled flights out of Düsseldorf as well as domestic and international charter flights with an exclusively-Citation fleet. Hahn Air and Textron Aviation have enjoyed a long and successful relationship since 2005, when Hahn Air took delivery of its first Citation.
“The new MSU adds another vital element to our successful relationship with Textron Aviation which has already been going strong for more than a decade,” said Daniel Rudas, General Manager and COO of Hahn Air Lines. “We are very pleased to welcome the first Textron Aviation MSU in the Frankfurt area to our hangar in Egelsbach. For us, it is more than providing space for a MSU; it is a reinforcement of our commitment to our partner Textron Aviation.”
“The addition of this MSU is further evidence of the significant investment we continue to make in our service network in Germany and throughout Europe”, says Brad Thress,
Senior Vice President of Customer Service at Textron Aviation. “The level of factory-direct support solutions we offer our customers is unmatched in the industry. We are pleased to expand our longstanding relationship with Hahn Air as we place this latest MSU at their Egelsbach facility.”
The new MSU further enhances the company’s factory-direct service offerings for Citation, King Air and Hawker operators in Germany and throughout Europe. Equipped to respond to scheduled and unscheduled aircraft service needs, Textron Aviation’s MSUs are staffed with highly skilled technicians who can perform limited inspections, engine, tire and brake service
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