Jet Aviation Hong Kong has been given the green light as a Dassault Falcon authorised service centre. The facility was appointed by the French airframer last year and has just been approved by the Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department. "The service centre status enhances our ability to meet the needs of the growing Dassault Falcon customer base in Asia," said Nigel Parker, managing director of Jet Aviation Hong Kong.
Source: Flight Daily News
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