SERVICE 02 · LINE MAINTENANCE

Line Maintenance
& AOG Support

24/7 rapid-turnaround gate support, routine inspections, troubleshooting and immediate defect rectification — engineered to keep your fleet on schedule and revenue-generating.

24/7AOG dispatch
MELDeferral management
CRSCertified release
AllNarrowbody & regional

SCOPE OF WORK

Keeping turnarounds fast and compliant

Routine Checks

  • Pre-flight & post-flight checks
  • Transit & turnaround inspections
  • Daily & weekly checks
  • Cabin & cockpit serviceability

Servicing

  • Hydraulic, oxygen & nitrogen replenishment
  • Engine oil & fluid checks
  • Tyre, wheel & brake change
  • Water/waste & ground servicing

Troubleshooting

  • Fault isolation & rectification
  • MEL / CDL deferral management
  • Component R&I & functional test
  • AOG rapid-response dispatch

SYSTEM COVERAGE

ATA chapter capability

Representative coverage across primary aircraft systems; full type-specific scope available on request.

21Air Conditioning24Electrical Power27Flight Controls28Fuel29Hydraulic Power30Ice & Rain32Landing Gear34Navigation36Pneumatic49APU

Transit Check

Between-flight walkaround, fluids and serviceability for quick turns.

Daily Check

Once-per-day inspection of systems, tyres, brakes and fluids.

Weekly Check

Extended routine inspection per the approved maintenance programme.

AOG Response

Rapid dispatch, diagnosis and rectification for grounded aircraft.

HOW IT WORKS

From call to certified release

Schedule / AOG call

Slot booking or immediate AOG dispatch to the aircraft.

Inspection

Walkaround, systems check and fault isolation.

Rectification

Defect rectification, servicing or MEL deferral.

Release (CRS)

Certificate of release to service and dispatch.

APPLICABLE FLEET

Narrowbody & regional types

Airbus A319 / A320 / A321Boeing 737 NG / MAXEmbraer E-Jet / E2ATR 42 / 72

EXPLORE MORE

Other capabilities

Aircraft on ground? Call us now.

Our line desk operates around the clock for transit support, defect rectification and AOG recovery across the West-African corridor.