Rolls-Royce is further strengthening its business aviation services infrastructure in Europe by adding Airline Support Baltic (ASB) to its global network of authorised service centres (ASCs).
Growing in the business aviation market through increased market share and aftermarket growth is of strategic importance for Rolls-Royce, as confirmed at last year’s Capital Markets Day.
Authorised service centres are an essential element of the Rolls-Royce services portfolio and enhance the existing global service capabilities for its expanding CorporateCare customer base.
The latest addition of ASB in Riga, Latvia, to the ASC network will support the Rolls-Royce AE3007A engine fleet, which powers Embraer’s Legacy 600 and Legacy 650 business jets. Now with more than 85 authorised service centres in place with key maintenance providers, Rolls-Royce offers its business aviation customers the largest global service network in the industry. The powerful infrastructure of the ASCs is complemented by a dedicated 24/7 Business Aviation Aircraft Availability Centre, On-Wing Services Specialists located at strategic hubs in the U.S.A., Europe, Middle East, and Asia, as well as numerous spare parts and lease engine storage locations around the world.
CorporateCare customers benefit from faster response times and reduced maintenance time with simplified, streamlined administration wherever they fly.
