Company Name: AMAC Aerospace
Legal Company Name: AMAC Aerospace Switzerland AG
Trading / Brand Name: AMAC Aerospace
Primary PrivateJetia Category: Private Jet Maintenance Providers
Secondary Categories: Aircraft Completion & Refurbishment; Aircraft Engineering & Modifications; Aircraft Management; Private Jet Charter; Aircraft Sales; CAMO & Continuing Airworthiness; Aircraft Parts & Material Support; VIP Aircraft Interiors; Aviation Consulting
Company Type: Privately held aviation group / MRO and aircraft completion organization
Industry: Business Aviation; Private Aviation; Aircraft Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul; Aircraft Completions; Aviation Engineering
Year Founded: 2007
Founder(s): Heinz Köhli, Kadri Muhiddin, Bernd Schramm and Mauro Grossi
Headquarters: Basel, Basel-Stadt, Switzerland
Country: Switzerland
Geographic Markets Served: Europe, Middle East and international/global aviation markets
Official Website: AMAC Aerospace | amacaerospace.com
Company Status: Active; independent privately held group
Parent Company: No external parent company identified; AMAC Aerospace operates as the principal company within the AMAC Aerospace Group of Companies
Major Related Companies / Affiliates: AMAC Corporate Jet AG; AMAC Aerospace Turkey A.Ş.; JCB Aero SAS; GAMIT Ltd.; Kreative Engineering Services; AMAC Aerospace Lebanon; AMAC Aerospace Riyadh Ltd.
PrivateJetia Verification Status: Verified Company High Research Confidence

AMAC Aerospace states that the organization was established in 2007 to address corporate and VIP/VVIP aviation demand. A historical company announcement identifies Heinz Köhli, Kadri Muhiddin, Bernd Schramm and Mauro Grossi as the four founders.

2. EXECUTIVE COMPANY OVERVIEW

AMAC Aerospace is a privately held Swiss aviation group headquartered in Basel that specializes in maintenance, repair and overhaul, VIP/VVIP aircraft completions and refurbishment, aircraft engineering and modification, continuing-airworthiness support and related business-aviation services. Its principal Swiss technical operation is associated with EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse, where AMAC maintains five hangars capable of supporting midsize business jets, narrow-body aircraft and large wide-body platforms. Its customer base includes private aircraft owners, corporate and VIP operators, government and head-of-state aircraft users, aircraft operators and other aviation organizations requiring maintenance, completion, engineering or operational support.

The organization has developed beyond its original Basel MRO and completion-center activity into a multi-company aviation group with operations or offices in Switzerland, Turkey, France, the United Kingdom, Lebanon and Saudi Arabia. Group capabilities now extend into aircraft management and charter through AMAC Corporate Jet, aircraft sales, technical-records and material support through GAMIT, engineering and production through affiliated French operations, and maintenance facilities in Istanbul and Bodrum. AMAC reports more than 1,350 employees across the group, eight hangars and a combined operational footprint exceeding 100,000 square metres. These figures are company reported.

AMAC is particularly relevant to the upper end of the private-aviation maintenance and completion market because its approvals and physical infrastructure encompass conventional business jets as well as Airbus Corporate Jets, Boeing Business Jets and large VIP wide-body aircraft. Its published Basel maintenance ratings cover aircraft ranging from Pilatus and Gulfstream business jets through Bombardier Globals and Challengers to Airbus A350 and Boeing 787 families.

The group also combines technical services with aircraft management, charter coordination and selected aircraft-sales activity, providing a broader service model than that of a standalone maintenance provider.

3. KEY FACTS AT A GLANCE

Founded: 2007
Founders: Heinz Köhli, Kadri Muhiddin, Bernd Schramm, Mauro Grossi
Headquarters: Basel, Switzerland
Ownership: Privately held
Group Executive Chairman & CEO: Kadri Muhiddin
Group CFO: Mauro Grossi
Primary Business: MRO, VIP/VVIP aircraft completions, refurbishment and aircraft engineering
Additional Businesses: Aircraft management, charter, aircraft sales, CAMO, technical-records support, material support and aviation consulting
Group Workforce: More than 1,350 employees Company Reported, current company website
Group Hangars: 8 Company Reported
Basel Hangars: 5
Basel Facility Size: 118,688 m² Company Reported on current maintenance page
Managed-Aircraft Portfolio: Approximately 15 aircraft through AMAC Corporate Jet Company Reported
Principal Markets: Europe, Middle East, international VIP/business aviation
Major Aircraft Segments: Business jets, ultra-long-range aircraft, BBJs, ACJs, VIP narrow-bodies and VIP wide-bodies
Core Certifications: Swiss Part-145 maintenance approval, Part-21 production approval, EASA Design Organisation Approval, numerous foreign maintenance approvals
Website: amacaerospace.com

4. SERVICES & CAPABILITIES

Primary Services

Aircraft Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul

AMAC provides base maintenance, line maintenance, scheduled inspections, defect rectification, AOG support, repairs and modification work across business jets, narrow-body and wide-body aircraft.

Current operating evidence includes maintenance on Gulfstream G450, G550 and G650 aircraft; multiple Bombardier Global and Challenger models; Airbus Corporate Jets; Boeing Business Jets and large Boeing VIP platforms.

VIP/VVIP Aircraft Completion

AMAC performs green-aircraft completion and customized VIP/VVIP cabin projects, supported by its engineering, design, production, installation and certification capabilities.

The Basel facilities can accommodate aircraft including Boeing 747, 777 and 787 families and Airbus A330/A340 aircraft, with facilities designed to support very large aircraft.

Aircraft Refurbishment

Services include complete or partial cabin refurbishment, cabin modification, upholstery, cabinetry, carpeting, interior repair, cabin-system modernization and other interior upgrades.

Engineering & Modification

AMAC’s Basel engineering organization provides in-house design, engineering, manufacturing, installation and certification of aircraft modifications involving:

• aircraft structures;
• cabin interiors;
• avionics;
• electrical systems;
• mechanical systems;
• certification;
• aircraft testing and analysis;
• security-system upgrades;
• IFE and communications systems.

AMAC states that approximately 100 engineers support these activities in Basel.

CAMO / Continuing Airworthiness

AMAC provides continuing-airworthiness management capabilities from Basel, including maintenance planning and related aircraft technical oversight.

Aircraft Management

AMAC Corporate Jet AG in Kloten-Zurich provides aircraft-management services including:

• crew management;
• flight operations support;
• dispatch;
• fuel arrangements;
• insurance coordination;
• operating-cost administration;
• maintenance coordination;
• flight planning;
• 24/7 flight coordination.

Private Jet Charter

AMAC Corporate Jet coordinates charter travel involving turboprops, business jets, ultra-long-range aircraft, VIP airliners and helicopters.

Aircraft Sales

AMAC conducts aircraft-sales activities from Zurich, Istanbul and Beirut and publicly promotes sales representation for Pilatus PC-12 and PC-24 aircraft in the Middle East.

Aircraft Material Support

Through GAMIT Ltd., the group provides spare-parts, logistics, repair-management and related material-support capabilities.

Digital Aircraft Records

GAMIT also operates aircraft technical-records and asset-management services through its ROAM digital-records offering.

Nondestructive Testing

AMAC’s documented capabilities include NDT services such as:

• eddy-current testing;
• penetrant testing;
• magnetic testing;
• ultrasonic testing.

These capabilities are explicitly documented at the Bodrum organization.

Specialized Capabilities

• VIP and VVIP green-aircraft completion
• Heavy/base maintenance
• Line maintenance
• Aircraft pre-purchase inspections
• Cabin refurbishment
• Cabin structural modifications
• Avionics upgrades
• Cabin entertainment and communications upgrades
• Aircraft security-system integration
• Aircraft structure engineering
• Modification certification
• Part 21 design services
• Production and fabrication
• Composite and carbon-fibre work through group capabilities
• Aircraft window repair
• Calibration
• NDT inspection
• AOG support
• Continuing-airworthiness management
• Maintenance planning
• Engineering support
• Aircraft-records digitization and management
• Spare-parts and logistics support
• Crew administration
• Flight planning and dispatch
• Charter coordination
• Aircraft management
• Aircraft sales
• Gulfstream maintenance
• Bombardier Global and Challenger maintenance
• Dassault Falcon maintenance
• Airbus Corporate Jet support
• Boeing Business Jet support
• Wide-body VIP aircraft maintenance
• Pre-purchase inspection: a 2026 example includes a Level 1 PPI on a Bombardier Global 6000.

5. INDUSTRIES & CLIENT TYPES SERVED

AMAC’s documented service portfolio is relevant to:

• Private aircraft owners
• UHNW aircraft owners
• Family offices managing aviation assets
• Corporate aircraft owners
• Corporate flight departments
• Business-aviation operators
• Charter operators
• Aircraft-management companies
• Government aviation organizations
• Head-of-state and governmental aircraft operators
• Commercial airlines
• Aircraft leasing companies
• Aircraft owners and asset managers
• Aircraft completion customers
• OEMs
• Maintenance organizations
• Aircraft brokers and prospective aircraft purchasers
• Aviation suppliers
• Aircraft operators requiring AOG support
• Aviation organizations requiring engineering and modification support

AMAC has publicly documented work involving privately owned aircraft, government/head-of-state aircraft, commercial aircraft and VIP aircraft.

6. GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE

Headquarters Country: Switzerland
Region: Basel-Stadt
City: Basel
Full Corporate Headquarters Address: Sternengasse 18, 4051 Basel, Switzerland

Major Group Locations

Basel, Switzerland
AMAC Aerospace Switzerland AG
Corporate headquarters and principal MRO/completion operation.

Kloten-Zurich, Switzerland
AMAC Corporate Jet AG
Schaffhauserstrasse 123, 8302 Kloten-Zurich
Aircraft management, charter and aircraft-sales activities.

Istanbul, Turkey
AMAC Aerospace Turkey A.Ş.
Istanbul Atatürk Airport
General Aviation Terminal
34295 Sefaköy, Istanbul
Maintenance activities with particular business-jet capability.

Bodrum / Milas, Turkey
AMAC Aerospace Turkey A.Ş.
Milas Bodrum Airport
Ekinambarı, 48670 Milas Muğla
Wide-body, narrow-body, commercial and business-aviation maintenance operation.

Auch, France
JCB Aero
Zone de l’aéroport Auch-Lamothe
Rue Jacqueline Auriol
32000 Auch, France.

L’Isle-Jourdain, France
Kreative Engineering Services
2 rue de Save
32600 L’Isle-Jourdain, France.

London/Stansted Area, United Kingdom
GAMIT Limited
Building 21 and 22
M11 Business Link
Parsonage Lane
Stansted, Essex CM24 8GF.

Beirut, Lebanon
AMAC Aerospace Lebanon
Asseily Building, Block A, 6th Floor
Riad El Solh Square
Downtown Beirut.

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
AMAC Aerospace Ltd
Al Sahaba Road
Ishbiliyah District
Riyadh 13225-4431.

Relevant Airports

EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg
ICAO: LFSB
IATA: BSL / MLH / EAP, depending on airport/city coding context.

Operational relevance: primary AMAC Basel maintenance and completion facility.

Istanbul Atatürk Airport
ICAO: LTBA
IATA: ISL

Operational relevance: AMAC Istanbul maintenance facility.

Milas-Bodrum Airport
ICAO: LTFE
IATA: BJV

Operational relevance: AMAC Bodrum maintenance facility.

Auch-Lamothe Airport
Operational relevance: JCB Aero facility.

Operational Scope: Global, supported through physical facilities primarily in Europe and the Middle East and through international customer activity and multiple foreign authority approvals.

7. AIRCRAFT EXPERTISE

Aircraft Categories

AMAC’s documented capabilities span:

• Turboprops
• Light/midsize business aircraft
• Super-midsize jets
• Large-cabin business jets
• Ultra-long-range jets
• Narrow-body VIP aircraft
• Boeing Business Jets
• Airbus Corporate Jets
• VIP airliners
• Wide-body VIP aircraft
• Commercial narrow-body aircraft
• Commercial wide-body aircraft

Airbus

Documented Basel ratings include:

• A310
• A318
• A319 / ACJ319
• A320 / ACJ320
• A321 / ACJ321
• A320neo family
• A330
• A340
• A350

AMAC’s Basel headquarters joined the Airbus Corporate Jets Service Centre Network in December 2024, while Bodrum joined in November 2025.

Boeing

Documented maintenance ratings include:

• Boeing 737 Classic
• Boeing 737NG
• Boeing 737 MAX
• BBJ1
• BBJ2
• BBJ3
• Boeing 747-400
• Boeing 747-8
• Boeing 757
• Boeing 767
• Boeing 777
• Boeing 787-8
• Boeing 787-9
• Boeing 787-10
• MD-80 series

AMAC’s August 2026 operating update documented wide-body maintenance involving ACJ350, BBJ777, BBJ747-400 and BBJ767 aircraft, demonstrating current activity across very-large-aircraft platforms rather than merely approval coverage.

Bombardier

Documented Basel ratings include:

• Global Express
• Global Express XRS
• Global 5000
• Global 5500
• Global 6000
• Global 6500
• Global 7500
• Challenger 300
• Challenger 350
• Challenger 604
• Challenger 605
• Challenger 650

Recent 2026 projects include Global Express, Global 5000, Global 5500, Global 6000 and Challenger 604/605 aircraft.

Gulfstream

Documented ratings include:

• G-1159 series
• GIV / GIV-SP
• G300
• G400
• G350
• G450
• GV
• G500
• G550
• G650
• G650ER
• newer GVII-family G500/G600 aircraft

Current August 2026 operations specifically documented Gulfstream G450, G550 and G650 maintenance.

Dassault Aviation

AMAC Aerospace Turkey has extensive publicly documented activity involving:

• Falcon 2000
• Falcon 2000S
• Falcon 2000LXS
• Falcon 2000EX EASy
• Falcon 7X
• Falcon 8X
• Falcon 900EX EASy

Recent activity includes C-check-level maintenance on Falcon 2000-series aircraft and line/AOG work on Falcon 7X/8X platforms.

AMAC identifies its Turkey operation as a Dassault Falcon Authorized Service Center.

Pilatus

AMAC documents maintenance and commercial involvement with:

• Pilatus PC-12 NG
• Pilatus PC-24

AMAC also advertises exclusive sales representation for PC-12 NG and PC-24 aircraft in the Middle East.

8. FLEET INFORMATION

AMAC Aerospace is primarily an MRO/completion and aviation-services group rather than an airline or fleet operator.

Total Group Operating Fleet: Not publicly disclosed in a form suitable for verification.

Directly Managed Aircraft: Approximately 15 aircraft in AMAC Corporate Jet’s direct-management portfolio — Company Reported.

Owned Aircraft: AMAC states that it owns two Pilatus aircraft in connection with its Pilatus sales activity, but a complete group-owned fleet is not publicly disclosed.

Charter Fleet Size: Not publicly disclosed. AMAC’s charter business can source or coordinate different categories of aircraft, but this should not be interpreted as ownership of those aircraft.

Average Fleet Age: Not publicly disclosed.

Fleet Geographic Distribution: Not publicly disclosed.

For PrivateJetia purposes, AMAC should therefore be classified principally as an MRO / completion / aviation-services provider, not as a fleet-centric operator.

9. COMPANY STATISTICS

Founded: 2007 AMAC official corporate history; historical company announcement.

Years in Business: Approximately 19 years as of 2026.

Employees: More than 1,350 across the AMAC Aerospace Group of Companies Company Reported, current company website.

LinkedIn separately classifies AMAC Aerospace Switzerland AG in the 1,001–5,000 employee company-size bracket; visible individual LinkedIn profiles should not be interpreted as the organization’s full workforce.

Group Hangars: 8 Company Reported.

Basel Hangars: 5.

Basel Facility Size: 118,688 m² / 1,277,547 sq ft current company-reported figure.

Hangar 5 Basel: 4,850 m² plus a 30,000 m² apron; capacity for up to approximately seven midsize jets depending on configuration.

Istanbul Hangar: 1,200 m²; company states it can simultaneously accommodate four PC-12s or three Falcons.

Bodrum Hangar: 4,626 m² shop floor; capable of accommodating one Boeing 777-200/Airbus A330/A340-sized aircraft or two Boeing 737/A320-family aircraft.

Engineering Workforce: Approximately 100 engineers in Basel Company Reported.

Managed Aircraft: Approximately 15 under direct management Company Reported.

Revenue: Not publicly disclosed.

Funding: Not publicly disclosed.

Annual Flight Hours: Not publicly disclosed.

Total Lifetime Aircraft Completions: A current, independently verifiable cumulative figure was not identified.

Total Clients: Not publicly disclosed.

Transaction Volume: Not publicly disclosed.

10. CERTIFICATIONS & REGULATORY STATUS

AMAC Aerospace Switzerland AG Basel

Maintenance Organisation Approval
Federal Office of Civil Aviation, Switzerland
Reference: CH.145.0363

Production Organisation Approval
Federal Office of Civil Aviation
Reference: CH.21.G.0015

EASA Design Organisation Approval
European Union Aviation Safety Agency
Reference: EASA.21J.414

UAE Foreign Design Organisation Authorization
UAE General Civil Aviation Authority
Reference: DOA/123

Selected Active Foreign Maintenance Approvals Published by AMAC

Current AMAC disclosures list approvals from authorities associated with jurisdictions including:

• Aruba
• Azerbaijan
• Bahrain
• Bermuda
• Brazil
• Cayman Islands
• Chad
• Gabon
• Guernsey
• Isle of Man
• Kazakhstan
• South Korea
• Kuwait
• Malaysia
• Morocco
• Nigeria
• Oman
• Qatar
• San Marino
• Saudi Arabia
• Senegal
• Taiwan
• Turkey
• United Arab Emirates
• United Kingdom
• United States
• Uzbekistan

Examples include:

FAA: 5SZY682C Basel foreign repair/maintenance approval listed by AMAC.

UK CAA: UK.145.01516.

Saudi GACA: AMO-334F.

UAE GCAA: UAE.145.1073.

AMAC announced an expansion of its Saudi GACA maintenance approval in November 2025 to include additional Bombardier CL-600-2B16 maintenance capability for HZ-registered aircraft.

AMAC Aerospace Bodrum

EASA Part-145: EASA.145.0636
Turkish DGCA: TR.145.083 / SHT-145

Additional foreign approvals are published by AMAC for the Bodrum operation.

OEM / Network Authorizations

Airbus Corporate Jets Service Centre Network: Basel since December 2024; Bodrum added November 2025.

Dassault Falcon Authorized Service Center: AMAC Aerospace Turkey identifies itself as an authorized service center for Dassault Falcon aircraft.

Bombardier Authorized Service Facility: AMAC historically identifies its Basel organization as a Bombardier Business Aircraft Authorized Service Facility. Current scope should be checked directly with Bombardier when relied upon contractually.

Airbus Completion / Service Authorization: Documented by AMAC.

Boeing Completion Center / Authorized Service relationship: Documented by AMAC in its approval materials.

AMAC Corporate Jet

Swiss FOCA NCC Declaration: CH.NCC.2056.

An AMAC-operated AOC number was not identified from the reviewed evidence. Charter requests may involve AMAC Corporate Jet’s charter activity and sourced aircraft; therefore PrivateJetia should not infer a Part 135 or AOC status without additional regulatory verification.

11. INDUSTRY MEMBERSHIPS

A current authoritative source establishing formal company membership in NBAA, EBAA, NATA, GAMA or comparable organizations was not independently verified during this research.

AMAC has a long-established presence at EBACE; the company stated in 2019 that it had participated in the European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition since 2007. Exhibition participation, however, should not automatically be represented as organizational membership.

Verified memberships: Not publicly established from the reviewed evidence.

12. LEADERSHIP

Kadri Muhiddin — Group Executive Chairman & CEO

Kadri Muhiddin is AMAC Aerospace’s Group Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. AMAC describes him as an aeronautical engineer with more than 40 years of experience in aircraft and engine heavy maintenance, overhaul and modification.

He was one of AMAC Aerospace’s four founders and assumed CEO responsibilities after Heinz Köhli moved to a strategic-president role in July 2010.

Mauro Grossi — Group Chief Financial Officer

Mauro Grossi is Group CFO and one of AMAC Aerospace’s original founders. AMAC states that he brought more than 20 years of previous CFO experience in organizational restructuring, operational management and financial project management.

Tarek Muhiddin — Chief Operating Officer

AMAC’s current corporate LinkedIn profile identifies Tarek Muhiddin as COO.

Romina Grasso — COO, AMAC Corporate Jet AG

Romina Grasso is publicly identified as Chief Operating Officer of AMAC Corporate Jet and the contact for aircraft-management services.

Waleed Muhiddin — Chief Marketing Officer

AMAC’s November 2025 Alpha Star announcement identifies Waleed Muhiddin as Chief Marketing Officer of AMAC Aerospace Switzerland AG.

Ruedi Kurz — Director Maintenance & Production Organisation

Current AMAC Basel maintenance contact.

Alexis Ott — Director Maintenance Sales & Key Account Management

Current Basel maintenance-sales and key-account executive.

Eric Hoegen — Director Group Sales

Current senior commercial contact for completion and refurbishment services.

13. OWNERSHIP & CORPORATE STRUCTURE

Ownership Type: Privately held.

Major Shareholders: Not publicly disclosed.

External Parent Company: None identified.

AMAC Aerospace operates through a group structure containing several aviation businesses.

Principal Group Entities

AMAC Aerospace Switzerland AG

Core Basel MRO, completion, refurbishment, design and engineering organization.

AMAC Corporate Jet AG

Zurich/Kloten-based aircraft-management and charter business.

AMAC Aerospace Turkey A.Ş.

MRO operations in Istanbul and Bodrum.

JCB Aero SAS

French cabin-interior, engineering, manufacturing and increasingly MRO business. AMAC acquired JCB Aero in 2016.

GAMIT Ltd.

UK-based material, logistics, aircraft-records and technical-support company. AMAC’s corporate LinkedIn history states GAMIT was acquired in December 2021.

Kreative Engineering Services

French engineering organization now included within the group.

AMAC Aerospace Lebanon

Commercial / regional presence in Beirut.

AMAC Aerospace Riyadh Ltd.

Saudi Arabian presence established to support regional aviation demand.

AMAC states that its Saudi business has been registered in the Kingdom since 2023.

14. COMPANY HISTORY & MILESTONES

2007 — Foundation
AMAC Aerospace founded in Basel by Heinz Köhli, Kadri Muhiddin, Bernd Schramm and Mauro Grossi to serve corporate and VIP/VVIP aviation.

2008 — Operations Commence
Historical company material states AMAC was operational by November 2008.

2009 — Business-Jet Maintenance Expansion
EASA approvals expanded to Global Express, Global Express XRS and Global 5000 maintenance alongside Gulfstream, Airbus and BBJ capabilities.

2010 — Management Transition / Facility Expansion
Heinz Köhli became Strategic President and Kadri Muhiddin assumed CEO responsibilities. The company continued development of large-aircraft hangar capacity.

2016 — Acquisition of JCB Aero
AMAC acquired the French aircraft-interiors and production specialist JCB Aero.

2017 — Bodrum Expansion
AMAC expanded its Turkish footprint with a Bodrum hangar, according to the company’s current corporate history.

2021 — Basel Hangar 5 Opens
A 4,850 m² midsize-aircraft hangar began operations, adding capacity for Gulfstream and Bombardier business jets.

2021 — GAMIT Acquisition
AMAC acquired UK technical-support and aircraft-records specialist GAMIT Ltd., according to AMAC’s corporate disclosure.

2023 — Saudi Presence
AMAC established its Riyadh commercial presence to address growing Saudi and Middle Eastern aviation demand.

December 2024 — Airbus Corporate Jets Network
AMAC Basel joined the ACJ Service Centre Network.

2025 — JCB Aero Part-145 Development
JCB Aero reported more than 20 maintenance projects during its first year operating under its new MRO approval.

November 2025 — Bodrum Added to ACJ Network
Airbus Corporate Jets qualified AMAC Bodrum as part of the ACJ Service Centre Network.

November 2025 — Alpha Star AOG Agreement
AMAC entered an AOG-services agreement with Saudi operator Alpha Star Aviation Services.

2026 — High Current MRO Activity
AMAC has published ongoing 2026 projects involving Gulfstream, Bombardier, Dassault, ACJ and BBJ aircraft, including wide-body VIP maintenance.

September 2026 — JCB Aero Boeing Part-145 Approval
JCB Aero announced a new Boeing Part-145 maintenance approval on September 3, 2026, extending the French subsidiary’s MRO scope.

15. STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

Airbus Corporate Jets

AMAC Basel and AMAC Bodrum participate in Airbus Corporate Jets’ Service Centre Network. The relationship covers maintenance, engineering, cabin refurbishment and aircraft-system upgrades for ACJ customers.

Pilatus Aircraft

AMAC publicly states that it has exclusive sales representation for the Pilatus PC-12 NG and PC-24 in the Middle East. This relationship also intersects with AMAC’s maintenance activity for Pilatus aircraft.

Dassault Aviation

AMAC Aerospace Turkey operates as a Dassault Falcon Authorized Service Center and performs line, base, scheduled and AOG maintenance on several Falcon platforms.

Bombardier

AMAC has documented Authorized Service Facility status for Bombardier Business Aircraft in Basel and conducts substantial Global and Challenger maintenance. Because OEM networks can change, current ASF scope should be verified directly with Bombardier for transaction-critical use.

Boeing

AMAC holds documented Boeing completion/service-center-related approvals and maintains multiple Boeing platforms including BBJs and VIP wide-body aircraft.

Alpha Star Aviation Services

In November 2025, AMAC Aerospace Switzerland and Saudi Arabia-based Alpha Star Aviation Services signed an AOG-services agreement covering Alpha Star’s private-jet fleet and potential expansion of the support relationship.

16. KEY DIFFERENTIATORS

1. Business-Jet-to-Wide-Body Capability

AMAC is unusual among business-aviation maintenance organizations in supporting aircraft ranging from Pilatus and midsize business jets through ACJs, BBJs, Boeing 747/777/787 and Airbus A350-class aircraft.

2. Integrated Completion, Engineering and Maintenance

AMAC combines aircraft completion, structural and systems engineering, production, certification, maintenance and refurbishment within the same wider organization rather than focusing solely on maintenance.

3. Significant Basel Infrastructure

The current Basel complex includes five hangars and a company-reported total facility area of 118,688 m².

4. Strong VIP/VVIP Specialization

Its facilities, design capabilities and approvals extend to narrow-body and wide-body VIP aircraft as well as conventional business jets.

5. Multi-OEM Technical Coverage

Documented expertise includes Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier, Gulfstream, Dassault and Pilatus aircraft.

6. Europe–Middle East Operating Footprint

Basel, Zurich, Istanbul, Bodrum, Auch, L’Isle-Jourdain, London/Stansted, Beirut and Riyadh create a commercially significant European and Middle Eastern group footprint.

7. Vertically Broader Group

In addition to MRO and completions, the group covers aircraft management, charter coordination, aircraft sales, parts, logistics, technical records, CAMO and engineering.

17. CONTACT & DIGITAL PRESENCE

Corporate Headquarters

AMAC Aerospace Switzerland AG
Sternengasse 18
4051 Basel
Switzerland

Main Telephone: +41 58 310 31 31
General Email: [email protected]
24/7 AOG Support: +41 58 310 31 13

Maintenance Sales

Alexis Ott
Director Maintenance Sales & Key Account Management
Tel: +41 58 310 32 28
Email: [email protected]

Completion / Group Sales

Eric Hoegen
Director Group Sales
Tel: +41 58 310 33 04
Email: [email protected]

Aircraft Management

AMAC Corporate Jet AG
Tel: +41 58 310 32 50
Email: [email protected]

Charter

Charter Email: [email protected]

Istanbul

Telephone: +90 212 463 0 300
Email: [email protected]
AOG: +90 533 035 49 49

Bodrum

Telephone: +90 252 311 61 00
Email: [email protected]
AOG: +90 539 550 66 01

Online

Official Website: amacaerospace.com
Official Contact Page: Available through AMAC Aerospace website
LinkedIn: AMAC Aerospace Switzerland AG — official company page.
Instagram: Official account not independently verified during this research.
YouTube: Official channel not independently verified to the standard required for this entry.
X / Twitter: Not independently verified.
Other Official Channels: Company news and media center on AMAC Aerospace website.

18. PRIVATEJETIA MARKET CLASSIFICATION

Primary Market: Private and business aviation technical services

Market Segment: MRO / VIP aircraft completion / engineering

Geographic Position: Switzerland-headquartered with significant European and Middle Eastern presence

Company Scale: Global / Enterprise specialist

Primary Specialization: Maintenance, VIP/VVIP aircraft completion, refurbishment and engineering for business jets, ACJs, BBJs and VIP wide-body aircraft

Typical Customer: Private aircraft owner, UHNW owner, flight department, business-aviation operator, VIP aircraft operator, governmental aviation entity or aircraft asset owner requiring complex technical services

Business Model: Project-based and recurring aircraft technical services combined with management, charter, sales and aviation-support activities

Core Revenue Activities:

• aircraft maintenance;
• completion and refurbishment;
• engineering and modifications;
• aircraft management;
• charter services;
• aircraft sales;
• continuing-airworthiness services;
• material and technical-records support.

19. PRIVATEJETIA TAXONOMY

Primary Category: Private Jet Maintenance Providers

Secondary Categories:

• Aircraft Completion Centers
• Private Jet Interior & Refurbishment Companies
• Aircraft Engineering & Modification Companies
• Private Jet Management Companies
• Private Jet Charter Companies
• Aircraft Sales Companies
• CAMO & Airworthiness Services
• Aircraft Parts & Material Support
• Aviation Consulting Companies

Country: Switzerland

Region: Europe

City: Basel

Additional Cities: Zurich/Kloten; Istanbul; Bodrum/Milas; Auch; L’Isle-Jourdain; Stansted; Beirut; Riyadh

Primary Airports:

• EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg
• Istanbul Atatürk Airport
• Milas-Bodrum Airport
• Auch-Lamothe Airport

Services:

• Aircraft Maintenance
• MRO
• Base Maintenance
• Line Maintenance
• AOG Support
• VIP Aircraft Completion
• Aircraft Refurbishment
• Aircraft Interiors
• Engineering
• Aircraft Modification
• Avionics Modification
• CAMO
• NDT
• Aircraft Management
• Private Jet Charter
• Aircraft Sales
• Aircraft Parts
• Logistics
• Digital Technical Records
• Pre-Purchase Inspection

Aircraft Manufacturers:

• Airbus
• Boeing
• Bombardier
• Gulfstream Aerospace
• Dassault Aviation
• Pilatus Aircraft

Important Aircraft Models / Families:

• Airbus ACJ318
• ACJ319
• ACJ320
• ACJ321
• A330
• A340
• A350
• Boeing BBJ
• Boeing 747
• Boeing 767
• Boeing 777
• Boeing 787
• Bombardier Global series
• Challenger 300/350
• Challenger 604/605/650
• Gulfstream G450
• G500
• G550
• G600
• G650/G650ER
• Dassault Falcon 2000 series
• Falcon 7X
• Falcon 8X
• Falcon 900EX
• Pilatus PC-12
• Pilatus PC-24

Certifications / Approvals:

• Swiss Part-145 CH.145.0363
• Swiss POA CH.21.G.0015
• EASA DOA EASA.21J.414
• UAE GCAA DOA/123
• FAA foreign maintenance approval
• UK CAA approval
• GACA approval
• Multiple additional foreign AMO approvals
• Airbus Corporate Jets Service Centre Network
• Dassault Falcon Authorized Service Center Turkey

Client Types:

• Private Aircraft Owners
• UHNW Individuals
• Family Offices
• Corporate Flight Departments
• Aircraft Operators
• Charter Operators
• Governments
• Head-of-State Operators
• Airlines
• Leasing Companies
• Aircraft Buyers
• OEMs

Entity Associations

Organization: AMAC Aerospace Switzerland AG
Headquarters: Basel, Switzerland
Airport: EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg
Executives: Kadri Muhiddin; Mauro Grossi; Tarek Muhiddin
Affiliates: AMAC Corporate Jet; JCB Aero; GAMIT; AMAC Aerospace Turkey; Kreative Engineering Services
OEMs: Airbus; Boeing; Bombardier; Gulfstream; Dassault Aviation; Pilatus
Aircraft Families: ACJ; BBJ; Global; Challenger; Gulfstream large-cabin jets; Falcon; PC-12; PC-24
Regulators: FOCA; EASA; FAA; GCAA; GACA; UK CAA
Geographies: Basel; Zurich; Istanbul; Bodrum; Auch; Stansted; Beirut; Riyadh

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20. RELATED COMPANY OPPORTUNITIES

Related Company Types

• Private jet MRO providers
• VIP aircraft completion centers
• Business-jet maintenance organizations
• Aircraft refurbishment specialists
• Aircraft engineering organizations
• Aircraft modification companies
• Corporate aircraft management firms
• Private jet charter companies
• Aviation material and parts providers
• CAMO providers

Potential Comparable Companies

These should be treated as comparable market participants, not automatically direct competitors across every service line:

• Lufthansa Technik
• Jet Aviation
• ExecuJet MRO Services
• Duncan Aviation
• StandardAero
• West Star Aviation
• Comlux
• F/List
• RUAG / related business-aviation technical operations where applicable
• Sabena technics

The strongest comparison depends on the specific segment. For example, Lufthansa Technik and Comlux are more relevant to VIP wide-body completion, while Duncan Aviation and West Star Aviation are more directly comparable in conventional business-jet MRO.

21. SOURCES & VERIFICATION

AMAC Aerospace — Official Website / About Us

Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Foundation year; group structure; workforce; hangar count; geographic presence; executive leadership; managed-aircraft portfolio
Current Status: Active company page
Accessed: September 4, 2026

AMAC Aerospace — Locations

Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Basel, Zurich, Bodrum, Istanbul, Auch, L’Isle-Jourdain, Stansted, Beirut and Riyadh locations and addresses
Accessed: September 4, 2026

AMAC Aerospace — Maintenance Basel

Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Five Basel hangars; facility dimensions; maintenance approvals; aircraft capability
Accessed: September 4, 2026

AMAC Aerospace — Facts & Figures / Approval Data

Source Type: Official corporate publication
Information Supported: Maintenance ratings; aircraft models; regulatory approvals; Airbus/Boeing authorization information
Publication Period: 2024 reference material; current website used to cross-check approval list
Accessed: September 4, 2026

AMAC Aerospace — Engineering Services

Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Design, certification, modification and approximately 100-person engineering capability
Accessed: September 4, 2026

AMAC Corporate Jet

Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Aircraft management, charter, dispatch, crew, fuel, insurance, maintenance coordination, Swiss NCC declaration
Accessed: September 4, 2026

Airbus Corporate Jets / AMAC Announcement

Source Type: Official company announcement
Information Supported: Basel and Bodrum participation in ACJ Service Centre Network
Publication Date: November 18, 2025 for Bodrum announcement
Accessed: September 4, 2026

AMAC Aerospace — Current 2026 News

Source Type: Official operating disclosures
Information Supported: Current Gulfstream, Bombardier, Dassault, Airbus and Boeing maintenance activity
Publication Period: 2026
Accessed: September 4, 2026

AMAC Aerospace — Historical Corporate Announcements

Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Founders; initial operations; historical certifications; management transition
Publication Dates: 2009–2010
Accessed: September 4, 2026

AMAC Aerospace — JCB Aero Acquisition

Source Type: Official corporate announcement
Information Supported: Acquisition of JCB Aero
Publication Date: May 23, 2016
Accessed: September 4, 2026

AMAC Aerospace — Alpha Star Agreement

Source Type: Official corporate announcement
Information Supported: AOG services relationship with Alpha Star Aviation Services
Publication Date: November 18, 2025
Accessed: September 4, 2026

LinkedIn — AMAC Aerospace Switzerland AG

Source Type: Official professional company profile / third-party platform
Information Supported: Private-company status; company-size bracket; leadership; acquisition history; locations and corporate description
Accessed: September 4, 2026

22. DATA CONFIDENCE & DATA GAPS

Verified

• AMAC Aerospace Switzerland AG identity
• Basel headquarters
• 2007 foundation
• Founders
• Major operating locations
• Core MRO and completion activities
• Five Basel hangars
• Swiss Part-145 approval reference
• Swiss production approval
• EASA Design Organisation Approval
• Significant aircraft maintenance ratings
• Airbus Corporate Jets network relationship
• JCB Aero acquisition
• Current Kadri Muhiddin leadership
• AMAC Corporate Jet operations
• Current 2026 maintenance activity

Company Reported

• 1,350+ group employees
• Eight group hangars
• 100,000+ m² group operating footprint
• Basel facility size of 118,688 m²
• Approximately 15 directly managed aircraft
• Approximately 100 Basel engineers
• Some aircraft/project statistics
• Pilatus exclusive Middle East sales-representation characterization

Third-Party / Platform Supported

• LinkedIn 1,001–5,000 employee company-size category
• Privately held designation on official LinkedIn presence

Not Publicly Disclosed

• Consolidated annual revenue
• Profit / EBITDA
• Enterprise valuation
• Shareholder percentages
• Detailed ownership capitalization
• Total annual maintenance inputs
• Lifetime number of completed aircraft
• Total annual customers
• Total charter revenue
• Comprehensive owned-aircraft fleet
• Average managed-fleet age
• Current audited financial statements
• Funding history

Requires Verification for Transaction-Critical Use

• Exact current scope of individual OEM-authorized-service relationships
• Individual foreign regulatory approvals where contractual reliance is contemplated
• Exact managed fleet at a particular date
• Formal NBAA/EBAA or other association memberships
• Current beneficial ownership/shareholder distribution
• Whether specific charter activity is conducted under AMAC’s own operating certificate or through third-party licensed operators in each market

23. INFORMATION LAST VERIFIED

Information Last Verified: September 4, 2026

Research Confidence: High

Important Data Gaps: Private ownership/shareholder structure; consolidated financial information; audited revenue; comprehensive customer/project totals; formal industry-association memberships; exact current owned and managed fleet composition; independently verified lifetime completion figures.

PrivateJetia Editorial Assessment: AMAC Aerospace is appropriately classified as a major multi-platform private and VIP aviation MRO, completion and engineering group rather than solely as a maintenance company. Its current capabilities span conventional business jets through ACJ/BBJ and large VIP wide-body aircraft, while affiliated operations add aircraft management, charter, sales, CAMO, material support and digital technical-record services. Its strongest directory association should remain Private Jet Maintenance Providers, with Aircraft Completion & Refurbishment as the most important secondary classification.