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airBaltic Training named an ASC by Diamond
Diamond Aircraft and airBaltic Training have a longstanding relationship, and the pilot academy operates a number of training aircraft as well as an FNPTII simulator. As an ASC it will provide support to Baltic customers.
airBaltic can now provide maintenance services for its own fleet of Diamond aircaft.

Diamond Aircraft Industries is continuing to expand its technical support network in Europe with a certified Diamond Aircraft authorised service centre to be established by airBaltic Training at its base in Liepaja International airport, Latvia.

Pauls Cālītis, airBaltic COO comments: “Our Diamond Aircraft fleet is one the success factors for the airBaltic Pilot Academy, which is the go-to programme for aspiring Baltic pilots. By establishing the first authorised service centre for Diamond Aircraft in the Baltics, we are strengthening our capabilities and creating new jobs in Liepaja.”

Reinhard Schwaiger, team leader civil aircraft sales at Diamond Aircraft Industries adds: “Diamond Aircraft and airBaltic Training have a long and excellent relationship in providing the pilot academy with the most modern training aircraft and FNPTII simulator. We are specifically happy that they are now becoming an authorised service centre, providing quick and efficient expert service to Diamond aircraft customers in the Baltic region.”

AirBaltic General Aviation Services is now entitled to perform warranty and post-warranty maintenance functions for Diamond Aircraft DA40 and DA42 aircraft types as well as provide a guarantee, approved by the manufacturer.

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