Rolls-Royce has expanded its global network of Authorized Service Centers (ASC) by adding Airline Support Baltic, located in Riga, Latvia. This new partnership will particularly support the fleet of Rolls-Royce AE3007A engines that power Embraer’s Legacy 600 and Legacy 650 business jets.
Robert Werner, Vice President of Rolls-Royce, made the following statement about this significant development: “We foresee a substantial increase in the Rolls-Royce-powered business aviation fleet and flight hours in the coming years. By collaborating with the most experienced maintenance providers globally, we ensure that we are prepared for this growth and continue to deliver industry-leading service levels for our CorporateCare and CorporateCare Enhanced customers. Airline Support Baltic has proven to be a flexible and competitive partner in Europe and the Middle East, and we are proud to welcome them as our latest Authorized Service Center partner.”
Rolls-Royce offers one of the industry’s most extensive global service networks to commercial aviation customers, with more than 85 Authorized Service Centers worldwide.
This expansive network is supported by strategically located 24/7 Business Aviation Availability Centers, On-Wing Services specialists, and a variety of spare parts and rental engine storage locations across the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. Through this extensive infrastructure, Rolls-Royce aims to provide its customers with fast and reliable service.
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