The Corporate Aircraft Association has signed an agreement with Jet Aviation providing its Part 91 aircraft-operator members with exclusive discounts on maintenance services at five international facilities. The arrangement covers Jet Aviation locations in Basel and Geneva, Switzerland; Vienna, Austria; Dubai, United Arab Emirates; and Singapore, supporting operators with scheduled and unscheduled aircraft requirements across several major business-aviation markets.
Eligible services include scheduled maintenance, drop-in line maintenance, pre- and post-flight inspections, worldwide aircraft-on-ground support and aircraft inspections using AI-enabled drones. The agreement adds maintenance benefits to CAA’s existing fuel-pricing and fixed-base operator discounts.
CAA marketing director Jennifer Zecchino indicated that the partnership could eventually extend to Jet Aviation’s US service hubs. CAA has more than 13,500 members, representing approximately 70% of the Part 91 market, and charges $500 annually for each aircraft tail number. Prospective members can try the programme for 90 days after providing documentation confirming their Part 91 status.
The agreement does not disclose discount percentages, contract value, duration or an effective date. It also does not specify whether particular aircraft types or maintenance events are excluded.