Delta Private Jets is set to open its new maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility at Sheltair Aviation in the Ft Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL), US.
Located in South Florida, the new MRO facility joins the flagship facility, centrally located at the Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky International Airport.
Both facilities provide installation and repair of Gogo Business Aviation’s in-flight Internet connectivity systems and Garmin ADS-B deployment for aircraft on the Delta Private Jets fleet.
The southern Florida maintenance facility features a 15,000ft² hangar and an additional 2,200ft² office space on Sheltair property in Ft Lauderdale.
This Sheltair complex includes 548,000ft² of hangar, office, and fixed base operation (FBO) terminal space on the north and west sides of FLL.
The facility will support scheduled and unscheduled maintenance needs with an on-site team servicing several locations in the south Florida area.
US Tariffs are shifting - will you react or anticipate?
Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard. Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis.
By GlobalDataDelta Private Jets president Gary Hammes said: “The addition of the south Florida MRO provides us the unique position of being an operator and a maintenance service provider, giving us consistent control of our aircraft while offering retail services for Part 135 and Part 91 operators as well.”
Delta Private Jets is currently offering aircraft servicing in the south Florida area with a team of trained technicians.
Sheltair Aviation Real Estate and Development senior vice-president Todd Anderson said: “We are thrilled for such an established, highly-reputable brand as Delta Private Jets to have chosen Sheltair FLL for its location to launch its first MRO in South Florida.”
As a wholly owned subsidiary of Delta Air Lines, Delta Private Jets operates an FBO, the Delta Jet Center, at the Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky International Airport, in addition to the Tech Service Center, a comprehensive MRO.
