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Embraer Completes First Year of Le Bourget Service Center

Written by thomas · Filed Under Aeronautics News 

April 29, 2009

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French facility performed more than 180 maintenance operations in the period
São José dos Campos, April 29, 2009 – Embraer has celebrated the first anniversary of its
Executive Jets Service Center at Le Bourget Airport, in France. The facility is dedicated
exclusively to the support of Embraer executive jets, and received the European Aviation
Safety Agency (EASA) Part 145 Certificate in March 2008.

“We are very pleased to commemorate this milestone,” said Sébastien Albouy, Senior
Manager, Embraer Executive Jet Service Center – Le Bourget. “Our team worked
very hard to perform up to 18 interventions per month, and to achieve a
98% customer satisfaction rate. The year 2009 will also be exciting, with the initial
operations of the Phenom 100 in Europe. We are finalizing the preparation of our
mechanics in the first training session at the CAE training center.”

The Embraer team in Le Bourget performed more than 180 maintenance operations since the
beginning of activities, including services in Russia, the Middle East, Africa, U.K., and Eastern
Europe, with Aircraft On Ground (AOG) 24/7 support (+33 6 7343 9641), line interventions,
and scheduled maintenance, achieving 100 percent contractual aircraft downtime.
The Le Bourget facility is part of the Embraer Executive Jets service center network in
Europe, which includes OGMA, in Portugal, and another four Embraer authorized service
centers. Located at one of the busiest European airports, 20 minutes from downtown Paris, the
Le Bourget service center has a total area of 36,674 square feet (3,407 square meters) and a
20,451-square-foot (1,900-square-meter) hangar, where it offers customers an executive
ambience with deluxe amenities.

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