EU Wings

EU Wings is an aircraft maintenance organization founded in 2009. It holds EASA Part 145 approval, issued by ENAC, the Italian civil aviation authority. The site says it also holds approvals from other aviation authorities around the world. The company calls itself flexible and says it adapts to new challenges.

Line maintenance is a main service. The site explains this as any maintenance done before a flight to make sure the aircraft is fit to fly. EU Wings offers pre-flight inspections and fits its solutions to each case. It runs a network of line stations so that service is close to where aircraft operate.

The company lists the aircraft types it supports. These include the Boeing 737-7, 737-8 and 737-9 with CFM LEAP-1B engines. They also include the Boeing 777-200 and 777-300 with GE90 engines. It supports Bombardier CL-600-2C10, 2D15, 2D24 and 2E25 aircraft with GE CF34 engines.

EU Wings serves airlines, lessors and aircraft owners. Its help ranges from regular certified maintenance to airworthiness management and control. Airworthiness means keeping an aircraft safe and legal to fly.

The team has handled aircraft phase-in and phase-out. This is the work of bringing aircraft into a fleet or removing them. It also covers full airworthiness reviews, heavy checks, engine shop visit assistance, surveys and engineering support.

EU Wings also helps new airlines get started. It gives technical support from choosing the right aircraft on the market to writing the documents needed for flight operations. This includes the steps needed for the authority to accept the aircraft.

The site introduces senior staff. One has over 30 years in aviation, from aircraft design to airline strategy. Another has over 15 years in aircraft maintenance and is certifying staff on different aircraft types. The website has a video, service pages and a contact form.