Becoming a 14 CFR Part 145 Repair Station certified by the FAA means that Liebherr-Aerospace China will enhance its maintenance services towards its airlines and MRO customers. The American certification is a valuable tool, complementing the already secured quality certificates from China (CAAC) and Europe (EASA).
This additional certification takes effect at the same time as the extension of the repair capabilities planned from this year onwards. This great achievement enables the Aerospace division - Customer Services - of Liebherr Machinery Service (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. to provide local maintenance services adapted to the customer’s requirements.
The official approval by the US Federal Aviation Administration (Certificate # 8LIY809C), enables Liebherr-Aerospace China to join the Liebherr-Aerospace network of FAA-approved maintenance organizations: all the Liebherr-Aerospace repair stations around the world are now FAA certified.
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