AMAC Aerospace Istanbul is positioning its Atatürk Airport facility as a regional business-jet maintenance, repair and overhaul hub serving operators between Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia and North Africa. The site completed more than 400 projects in 2025, including 20 on Dassault’s Falcon 6X, while supporting Pilatus PC-12 and PC-24 aircraft and a broad range of Falcon models.
The 1,500-square-metre hangar can accommodate up to three Dassault Falcons or four Pilatus aircraft at the same time. Its services cover maintenance, engineering, refurbishment, aircraft sales and out-of-base aircraft-on-ground support. Technicians can be deployed from Istanbul to Central Europe, North Africa, Central Asia and the Middle East in about four hours of flight time.
AMAC established the facility initially to support Pilatus sales and maintenance before expanding its focus to Dassault Falcon aircraft as the regional business-aviation fleet grew. The Istanbul operation is an OEM-authorised service centre for the PC-12, PC-24, Falcon 6X, 7X and 8X series, and Falcon 900 and 2000 aircraft. Its Falcon 6X approvals have also expanded to include US Federal Aviation Administration authorisation, with European Union Aviation Safety Agency approval expected to follow.
AMAC plans to present its capabilities at MRO Europe in Amsterdam on 28–29 October at Booth 1-1122.