Jet Aviation Geneva recently completed the refurbishment of its FBO. The new facility is already welcoming customers and will be publicly unveiled at an opening celebration at the European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition (EBACE) next month.
As part of the global refurbishment program announced last year, Jet Aviation Geneva is the first company facility to be transformed with a fresh new corporate look and feel. Initiated with the intent to offer more customer enhancements while introducing a Jet Aviation brand design at the company’s major FBO and MRO facilities worldwide, the newly refurbished Geneva FBO is nearly twice the size of the original, adding 313 sq m for a luxurious total of 648 sq m.
The main floor of the FBO now offers a spacious and inviting new reception area and three new elegantly appointed customer lounges. A stairway was also built to extend the facility to a second floor, which includes a meeting room for clients as well as a large crew area featuring a lounge, a meeting room, a crew resting area and an operations center.
“We are delighted to welcome customers to our newly refurbished FBO,” says Bernard Ratsira, director of the FBO at Jet Aviation Geneva. “We continuously strive to deliver a premium customer experience at Jet Aviation and the new corporate design and FBO expansion combine maximum style with comfort to meet our discerning clients’ expectations.”
Jet Aviation will integrate the same design style throughout the company’s facilities, particularly in the lobby areas. Jet Aviation Zurich will be the next FBO to be refurbished, with construction currently underway.
Jet Aviation Geneva was founded in 1969 and offers maintenance, refurbishment and FBO services. The company provides complete maintenance, repair and avionics support to private and corporate operators. As a manufacturer’s authorized warranty service center, Jet Aviation Geneva specializes in base maintenance for Gulfstream II/III/IV/V/200/300/350/400/450/500/550/650 aircraft; for the Bombardier Global Express series,
including the G6000 version; and for Boeing BBJ. In addition, the location holds authorization to perform maintenance on Hawker 750/800XP/850XP/900XP aircraft, the Dassault Falcon 50/900/2000 series and the Cessna Citation 550/560/XL/XLS series. The facility is an EASA #CH.145.0210 and FAA #CD5Y775M approved repair station and also holds approvals for Aruba, Bermuda, UAE, Qatar, Cayman and South Africa.
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