For bizjet owners, an aircraft being grounded can be a devastating event and, in most cases, it is critical to get the airplane back in operation as soon as possible. To help make that happen for the more than 2,800 jets Gulfstream has delivered worldwide, the company has launched a dedicated aircraft-on-ground (AOG) center at the Savannah Service Center.
Gulfstream Launches Dedicated AOG Center
Key Takeaways:
- Gulfstream has launched a dedicated Aircraft-On-Ground (AOG) center at its Savannah Service Center to quickly resolve grounding issues for its global bizjet fleet.
- The 2,400-square-foot center is staffed by a multidisciplinary team of experts focused on predicting, preventing, and resolving maintenance or logistics problems to ensure rapid return to service.
- The AOG center leverages significant resources, including Field and Airborne Support Teams (FAST) for deploying parts, tools, and technicians, over $1.6 billion in spares inventory, 150 FAST technicians, and 12 mobile repair teams.
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