Today, Aviation Heaven GmbH, an online network platform for Business Aviation Operators and Maintenance Facilities (MRO´s) announced that they have launched their premium subscription which allows Operators to send multiple requests to MRO´s! Operators can send AOG and other maintenance requests directly from the network. Also, an input for their flight plan is available which information will be included in the maintenance request. This allows the MRO to have the most information available to provide the best support possible.
Operators can now save valuable time when in an AOG situation or in the need of maintenance support. The aircraft database now holds over 140 different aircraft types and soon there will be also the phase in of BBJ´s and ACJ´s aircraft types together with several new authorities.
Aviation Heaven CEO Andreas Past said, “We have achieved a milestone which makes technical management of business aviation faster and more cost efficient. With over 300 registered aircrafts we see the great potential of such platform and future developments to bring Operator and MRO closer together”.
www.aviationheaven.comFor further information contact: [email protected]
About Aviation Heaven GmbH:
Aviation Heaven is the first Aircraft Type based MRO search tool for Business Jets. Its Vision is to set up “the network” which provides quality information to the whole business aviation world and supports the businesses between all related parties!
All MRO´s can register and submit their data free of charge to the network. Both their base and line stations will be available to the Operator and they will receive AOG and other requests!

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