The NetJets Aircraft Technicians received the 2002 FAA awarded, Diamond Certificate of Excellence. This is the highest level of recognition given for aviation technical training.

The maintenance support system for the NetJets aircraft consists of multiple divisions, both internally and externally.

Highly Qualified Personnel
NetJets attracts the top maintenance personnel from every area of the aviation industry, with an average experience level greater than nice years. The majority of our maintenance employees have worked for airlines, corporate flight departments, and the military.

Maintenance Facilities
All scheduled maintenance and heavy maintenance for NetJets aircraft is performance at Federal Airworthiness Regulations (FAR) Par 145 Certified Repair Stations, meeting the most stringent requirements set forth by the FAA.

The NetJets dedication to maintenance excellence is best demonstrated by their own state-of-the-art 120,000-square-foot, Factory Authorized FAW Part 145 Certified Repair Station located in Columbus, Ohio.

The Advanced Maintenance Infrastructure includes

  		•  Aircraft maintenance Control Center (AMCC)
    The AMCC continuously monitors every aircraft in the NetJets fleet to ensure that the rigorous NetJets requirements are met. AMCC researchers and inspects reoccurring maintenance issues and serves as NetJets' technical and engineering liaison with the aircraft manufacturers.
  		• Quality Assurance:
    The Quality Assurance group is primarily responsible for the audit, approval and monitoring of maintenance vendors and suppliers.
  		• Quality Control:
    This department manages all certifications, registrations and records for each aircraft in compliance with FAA regulations. In addition they work closely with the aircraft manufacturers to develop maintenance manuals and write special FAA approved and internal inspection programs.
  		• Field Service:
    NetJets employees strategically located throughout the U.S. who provide on-site supervision of all heavy maintenance performed on NetJets aircraft outside of the Columbus facility.
  		• Avionics Department:
    This department monitors aircraft avionics issues. They troubleshoot and repair Avionic Systems on the NetJets aircraft while also controlling the replacement and repair of avionics components by the manufacturers.


    Learn More:
    NetJets Maintenance White Paper (pdf)