The Metrojet Limited MRO station has recently intensified its Gulfstream G650/G650ER capability up to 8C inspection level with the corresponding repair station approval from the United States of America FAA, Bermuda BCAA, Cayman Island CAACI, Isle of Man IoMAR, Qatar QCAA and San Marino SMAR.
In addition to the G650/G650ER 8C Approval from the multiple Aviation Authorities, Metrojet HK MRO has received its maintenance approval from the Vietnam CAAV for Gulfstream G450 and Boeing 737-700 series (BBJ), up to 8C and B3 inspection respectively, allowing Metrojet to expand its maintenance services to VN-registered aircraft.
“Metrojet is dedicated to elevating our capacity continuously, to provide safe, international quality and cost-competitive options for customers to choose from,” said Mr Dave Yip, Metrojet’s General Manager, MRO HK. “The newly added Vietnam CAAV maintenance approval also assists Metrojet to support the growth of VN-registered business jets in the region.”
Established in 1997, Metrojet as part of the Kadoorie Group, pioneered business aviation services in Hong Kong and remains one of the foremost safety and customer-focussed business jet operators and maintenance providers in the Asia Pacific region. The company provides all-inclusive aircraft management, charter, maintenance, and aviation consultancy services to our growing business aviation customer base.

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