Szymany, Poland · Belgrade, Serbia
In progress · Olsztyn-Mazury (SZY)

Poente Base Maintenance

From 2027, base maintenance operations will be established within the Flight Eco Center at Olsztyn-Mazury Airport, extending the group from line maintenance to full base capability.

The facility

An integrated maintenance hub

The Flight Eco Center is being developed as an integrated aviation maintenance hub, combining base maintenance lines for narrow-body aircraft with aircraft teardown and disassembly capability.

  • Three base maintenance lines for narrow-body aircraft
  • Aircraft teardown and disassembly capability on site
  • Routine base checks and scheduled maintenance programmes
  • Full compliance with EASA Part-145 requirements

Discuss a slot

What it will cover

Built for narrow-body operators

Base checks

Scheduled maintenance

Routine base checks and scheduled maintenance programmes for narrow-body fleets, planned around your operation rather than around our hangar.

Teardown

End-of-life solutions

Aircraft teardown and disassembly, offering integrated end-of-life aircraft solutions alongside the maintenance lines.

People

Staffed from within

Supported by our own Part-147 academy and recruitment arm, with cooperation agreements with regional schools and universities.

2025

Cooperation agreement signed

Agreement with the airport operator at Olsztyn-Mazury, together with partnerships with regional schools for future technical staff.

2026

Development in progress

Hangar development and preparation of the Flight Eco Center as an integrated aviation maintenance hub.

2027

Base maintenance operations

Planned start of base maintenance operations within the Flight Eco Center, under EASA Part-145.

Plan ahead

Planning your 2027 checks?

Talk to us early about slots, capability and your fleet, and we will keep you updated as the hangar comes online.