Company Name: ExecuJet MRO Services
Legal Company Name: ExecuJet MRO Services Group / operating through regional ExecuJet MRO Services entities; a single consolidated legal entity name for all international operations is not publicly presented on the company’s corporate website.
Trading / Brand Name: ExecuJet MRO Services
Primary PrivateJetia Category: Private Jet Maintenance Providers
Secondary Categories: Business Aviation MRO; Aircraft Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul; Aircraft Engine & APU Support; Avionics Services; Aircraft Interior Refurbishment; Aircraft Modifications & Upgrades; AOG Support; Aircraft Parts & Technical Support; Ground Handling Services
Company Type: Business aviation maintenance, repair and overhaul organization
Industry: Business Aviation / Aircraft Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul
Year Founded: 1991
Founder(s): Not publicly disclosed in current authoritative corporate material reviewed.
Headquarters: Lanseria International Airport, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa
Country: South Africa
Geographic Markets Served: Africa, Asia, Australasia, Europe and the Middle East
Official Website: ExecuJet MRO Services — www.execujet-mro.com
Company Status: Active; Dassault Aviation-owned business aviation MRO network
Parent Company: Dassault Aviation
Subsidiaries / Major Related Companies: Regional entities include ExecuJet MRO Services South Africa, ExecuJet MRO Services Europe/Belgium, ExecuJet MRO Services Middle East, ExecuJet MRO Services Malaysia and ExecuJet MRO Services Australasia/New Zealand operations. Exact legal corporate structure varies by jurisdiction and is not comprehensively disclosed on the public corporate website.
PrivateJetia Verification Status: Verified — High Confidence
ExecuJet MRO Services states that it became part of the Dassault group in March 2019. Dassault Aviation independently confirms its acquisition of ExecuJet’s worldwide MRO activities, with most operations closing in 2019 and the Middle East operation completing in January 2020.
2. Executive Company Overview
ExecuJet MRO Services is an international business-aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul organization headquartered at Lanseria International Airport near Johannesburg, South Africa. Founded in 1991, the company provides airframe, avionics, engine and APU support, scheduled line and heavy maintenance, aircraft-on-ground response, aircraft modifications, technical inspections and selected cabin, paint, component and ground-handling services. Its customer base primarily consists of business-aircraft owners, operators, corporate flight departments and organizations responsible for maintaining privately operated and commercially utilized business aircraft.
The business operates across Africa, Asia, Australasia, Europe and the Middle East and has developed regional maintenance facilities at locations including Johannesburg, Dubai, Kuala Lumpur, Brussels, Kortrijk, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Auckland and Wellington. Its present corporate position is materially different from the historical ExecuJet aviation-services structure: ExecuJet’s worldwide MRO activities were acquired by Dassault Aviation beginning in 2019 and today form part of Dassault’s global Falcon customer-support and maintenance network.
Although Dassault ownership has increased the network’s strategic role in supporting Falcon aircraft, ExecuJet MRO Services remains a multi-OEM organization. Its documented maintenance capabilities extend to aircraft from Bombardier, Gulfstream, Embraer, Textron Aviation/Cessna, Hawker and other manufacturers, with facility-specific authorizations from engine, avionics and component manufacturers including Rolls-Royce, Honeywell, GE Aerospace, Collins Aerospace and Safran Power Units.
The company reports a global workforce exceeding 500 aviation professionals responsible for maintenance support relating to more than 300 aircraft across five regions. Its role within the private aviation ecosystem is therefore primarily technical: preserving aircraft airworthiness, managing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance events, supporting aircraft during AOG situations and carrying out modifications, inspections and refurbishment work throughout an aircraft’s operating life.
3. Key Facts at a Glance
Founded: 1991
Headquarters: Lanseria International Airport, Johannesburg, South Africa
Parent Company: Dassault Aviation
Ownership Status: Wholly owned within the Dassault Aviation group
Primary Business: Business aircraft MRO and technical support
Geographic Coverage: Africa, Asia, Australasia, Europe and Middle East
Global Workforce: More than 500 aviation professionals — company reported
Aircraft Under Maintenance Responsibility: More than 300 aircraft — company reported
Network: Corporate location page currently states 13 locations across five regions; its LinkedIn company profile describes maintenance support from 12 global locations. This inconsistency likely reflects differences in how line stations versus principal facilities are counted and should not be silently reconciled.
President: Graeme Duckworth
Major Aircraft Manufacturers Supported: Dassault Aviation, Bombardier, Gulfstream, Embraer, Cessna/Textron Aviation, Hawker and additional platforms depending on facility
Principal Capabilities: Line maintenance, base/heavy maintenance, AOG/Mobile Repair Teams, engines and APUs, avionics, modifications, aircraft inspections, cabin refurbishment and selected component services
Key Regulatory Frameworks: Facility-specific approvals include EASA Part-145, FAA repair-station approvals and numerous national aviation authority approvals.
Website: www.execujet-mro.com
4. Services & Capabilities
Primary Services
Aircraft Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul
ExecuJet’s core activity is maintenance of business aircraft through a multinational network of certified MRO facilities.
Line Maintenance
Routine inspections, troubleshooting, defect rectification and operational maintenance are offered across multiple locations.
Base and Heavy Maintenance
Selected facilities perform major scheduled inspections and heavy checks. Documented examples include Falcon 7X/8X heavy maintenance, Gulfstream G650ER maintenance up to 4C/48-month inspections in Malaysia under Vietnamese approval, and major Bombardier Global inspections.
Airframe Maintenance
Airframe maintenance is one of ExecuJet’s three principal technical disciplines, alongside engine and avionics support.
Engine & APU Support
Capabilities vary by location but include inspections, troubleshooting, removals and installations, accessory replacement and OEM-authorized engine/APU support.
Avionics
ExecuJet performs avionics troubleshooting, component replacement, regulatory modifications, upgrades and installations.
AOG Support / Mobile Repair Teams
The company provides 24/7 aircraft-on-ground and mobile repair support from its regional network.
Aircraft Interior Refurbishment
Cabin interior work is available at selected locations and can be combined with maintenance downtime. Recent projects include comprehensive refurbishment of a Bombardier Global 6000 and, on September 3, 2026, completion of a full cabin refurbishment on an Embraer Legacy 650 in Dubai.
Aircraft Painting / Livery Coordination
Aircraft painting and livery work is incorporated into selected refurbishment projects, including through strategic partners.
Aircraft Modifications & Upgrades
Documented activities include avionics upgrades, satellite communications installations and Starlink integrations.
Pre-Purchase Inspections / Technical Surveys
Selected facilities, including Brussels and Australasia, publicly list aircraft pre-purchase inspection services. ExecuJet Malaysia also publishes separate terms governing technical survey inspections.
Aircraft Registration Changes
Selected facilities support registration-change technical work and associated maintenance requirements.
Spare Parts Support
Parts storage and spare-parts support are provided at several facilities, notably Dubai.
Hangarage
Available at selected facilities.
Aircraft Cleaning, Polishing & Protection
Available at selected locations.
Ground Handling
ExecuJet Handling Services provides ground-handling services at Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport/Subang Airport in Kuala Lumpur.
Specialized Capabilities
Documented specialized capabilities include:
- Falcon scheduled and heavy maintenance
- Falcon 6X line and heavy maintenance
- Falcon 7X and Falcon 8X C-checks
- Bombardier Global heavy maintenance
- Gulfstream G650ER maintenance up to 4C/48-month inspection level at the Malaysian facility for approved registries
- Rolls-Royce BR710 engine maintenance through the Kuala Lumpur engine-maintenance hub
- Safran SPU150 Falcon 6X APU maintenance
- Engine and APU changes
- Landing-gear related maintenance during major inspections
- Avionics modernization
- Starlink and satellite-communications installations
- Structural and sheet-metal work at selected sites
- Battery workshop services
- Cabin refurbishment
- Exterior paint/livery project management
- Aircraft pre-purchase inspections
- Registration change support
- 24/7 regional and international AOG response
- Mobile Repair Team deployment
- Aircraft Maintenance Control / CAMO-related services at selected Australasian facilities
5. Industries & Client Types Served
ExecuJet MRO Services principally supports the business and private aviation sector.
Relevant client groups include:
Private Aircraft Owners
A core customer category for scheduled and unscheduled aircraft maintenance.
UHNW Individuals and Family-Owned Aircraft Structures
Private business aircraft used by high-net-worth owners are inherently part of the company’s documented customer base.
Corporations and Corporate Flight Departments
ExecuJet specifically references corporations among customers supported by its aviation services.
Business Aircraft Operators
A principal customer segment requiring continuing airworthiness and maintenance support.
Private Jet Charter Operators
Operators of commercially utilized business jets may use ExecuJet’s MRO capabilities, subject to aircraft type and regulatory jurisdiction.
Aircraft Management Companies
Maintenance organizations acting for managed fleets are a logical and commercially inherent customer group.
Government / State Aircraft Operators
ExecuJet states that its services have supported Heads of State, particularly in connection with its Malaysian operation.
Aircraft OEMs
The company works directly with multiple aircraft manufacturers through approved or factory-owned service-centre relationships.
Engine, Avionics and Component OEMs
ExecuJet operates under manufacturer authorization from several engine, avionics and component suppliers.
Aircraft Buyers and Sellers
Relevant through pre-purchase inspections, technical surveys and registration-transition work.
6. Geographic Coverage
Headquarters Country: South Africa
Province: Gauteng
City: Johannesburg / Lanseria
Headquarters Location: Entrance 1, Lanseria International Airport, Johannesburg, Gauteng 1748, South Africa.
Headquarters Airport: Lanseria International Airport
ICAO: FALA
IATA: HLA
Principal Network Locations Documented by ExecuJet
- Auckland — Auckland International Airport — NZAA
- Brisbane — Brisbane Airport — YBBN
- Brussels — Brussels Airport — EBBR
- Dubai South — Al Maktoum International Airport — OMDW
- Dubai — Dubai International Airport line station — OMDB
- Johannesburg — Lanseria International Airport — FALA
- Kortrijk — Kortrijk-Wevelgem International Airport — EBKT
- Kuala Lumpur/Subang — Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport — WMSA
- Melbourne — Essendon Airport — YMEN
- Melbourne — Melbourne Airport — YMML
- Sydney — Sydney Airport — YSSY
- Wellington — Wellington International Airport — NZWN
The current ExecuJet location page describes 13 locations in five regions, although its immediately displayed airport list contains 12 airport/location entries; other corporate channels likewise use different location counts. PrivateJetia should therefore avoid presenting a precise global facility count without qualification.
Regions Served
Africa: Headquarters and regional support centered on Johannesburg/Lanseria.
Europe: Belgium-based facilities at Brussels and Kortrijk, plus international AOG deployment.
Middle East: Major regional MRO facility at Al Maktoum International Airport with line/AOG presence at Dubai International.
Asia: Kuala Lumpur/Subang and broader regional AOG support.
Australasia: Facilities/support in Australia and New Zealand.
Operational Scope: Global
7. Aircraft Expertise
ExecuJet MRO Services maintains a broad multi-OEM business-aircraft capability, but specific ratings differ materially by facility and regulatory approval.
Aircraft Categories
Light Jets: Supported depending on model and facility.
Midsize Jets: Significant maintenance activity.
Super-Midsize Jets: Documented through Challenger, Citation and related platforms.
Large-Cabin Jets: Major specialization across Dassault Falcon, Bombardier Global, Gulfstream and Embraer platforms.
Ultra-Long-Range Jets: Strong documented capability, including Falcon 7X/8X, Bombardier Global series and Gulfstream G650/G650ER.
Turboprops: Selected facilities support King Air and other turboprop aircraft.
Manufacturers
Dassault Aviation
Core strategic manufacturer due to ownership. The network supports Falcon aircraft ranging from legacy models to current-production Falcon 6X aircraft.
Documented Falcon types include:
- Falcon 6X
- Falcon 7X
- Falcon 8X
- Falcon 900 series
- Falcon 2000 series
- Falcon 50/50EX
The Dubai facility is designed to accommodate the future Falcon 10X, although maintenance of an in-service Falcon 10X cannot yet be claimed because the aircraft has not entered service as of this verification date.
Bombardier
Documented platforms include:
- Global Express / XRS
- Global 5000
- Global 5500
- Global 6000
- Global 6500
- Global 7500
- Challenger 300/350
- Challenger 601/604/605/650
- Challenger 850
- Learjet families at selected locations
Gulfstream
Selected facilities support Gulfstream aircraft. Documented types include:
- Gulfstream G650 / G650ER
- G600
- G550
- G500
- G450
- G300/G350
- Gulfstream IV/V variants
ExecuJet Malaysia received Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam approval in April 2026 for line and base maintenance on Vietnam-registered Gulfstream G650ER aircraft up to and including 4C/48-month inspections.
Embraer Executive Jets
Documented types include:
- Legacy 450
- Legacy 500
- Legacy 600
- Legacy 650
- Lineage 1000
- Praetor 500
- Praetor 600
- Phenom 100
- Phenom 300
Textron Aviation / Cessna
Selected facilities support Citation aircraft, including Citation 560/XL/XLS and 525-series aircraft.
Hawker / Beechcraft
Multiple Hawker variants and selected King Air aircraft are supported in particular regions.
8. Fleet Information
ExecuJet MRO Services is fundamentally an MRO organization rather than a fleet operator.
Total Fleet Size: Not applicable as a conventional owned/operated fleet metric.
Owned Aircraft: Not publicly disclosed / not a relevant primary operating metric.
Managed Aircraft: ExecuJet MRO Services does not publicly position itself as the aircraft-management arm represented by historic ExecuJet operations.
Charter Aircraft: Not applicable to the core ExecuJet MRO Services business.
Aircraft Under Maintenance Responsibility: More than 300 aircraft, according to ExecuJet’s corporate website. This is company-reported and should not be interpreted as an owned or managed fleet.
Aircraft Categories Supported: Business jets from light through ultra-long-range categories, plus selected turboprops.
Fleet Age: Not applicable / not publicly disclosed.
Geographic Distribution: Customer aircraft supported across Africa, Asia, Australasia, Europe and the Middle East.
9. Company Statistics
Founded: 1991 — ExecuJet MRO Services — current corporate website.
Years in Business: Approximately 35 years as of 2026.
Global Workforce: 500+ aviation professionals — company reported — current corporate website.
Aircraft Maintenance Responsibility: 300+ aircraft — company reported — current corporate website.
Regions: Five — Africa, Asia, Australasia, Europe and Middle East — company reported.
Locations: Official location page states 13 locations in five regions; official LinkedIn describes support from 12 global locations. Requires reconciliation before use as an unqualified corporate statistic.
LinkedIn Company Size: 201–500 employees — LinkedIn metadata, which conflicts somewhat with the corporate site’s “over 500 aviation professionals.” LinkedIn employee-band metadata should not supersede the company’s current operational figure.
Johannesburg Hangar Area: Approximately 9,000 m² — company reported.
Dubai MRO Facility: Approximately 15,350 m² / 165,250 ft² — company facility page; capacity stated at 18–24 business jets simultaneously.
Dubai Workforce: More than 180 personnel as reported by ExecuJet in February 2026.
Dubai Regulatory Approvals: ExecuJet reported 20 regulatory approvals for the Middle East operation in February 2026.
Kuala Lumpur Facility: 149,500 ft², including a 105,000-ft² hangar with stated capacity for up to 15 medium and large business jets simultaneously.
Australasian Workforce: Nearly 100 professionals as of October 2025 — company reported.
Revenue: Not publicly disclosed separately.
Funding: Not applicable in the conventional startup/venture-capital sense; operations are part of Dassault Aviation.
Transactions Completed: Not publicly disclosed.
Annual Flight Hours: Not applicable / not publicly disclosed.
Clients Served: Not publicly disclosed.
10. Certifications & Regulatory Status
ExecuJet MRO Services operates under multiple facility-specific aviation authority approvals. Certifications should therefore never be represented as one universal approval covering every location or every aircraft type.
EASA
Multiple ExecuJet locations hold EASA Part-145 maintenance approval.
Examples include:
Brussels / Belgium: Belgian CAA EASA approval BE.145.26.
Dubai: EASA approval EASA.145.0378.
Kuala Lumpur: EASA approval EASA.145.0589.
FAA
Multiple locations also hold FAA repair-station approvals.
Examples:
Brussels: FAA certificate EJEY156E.
Dubai: FAA certificate 6EMY460C.
Kuala Lumpur: FAA certificate 6EJY028D.
United Arab Emirates
Dubai: UAE GCAA approval UAE.145.0016.
South Africa
Johannesburg holds South African Civil Aviation Authority maintenance approval and EASA Part-145 authorization.
Australia
ExecuJet Australasia publishes Australian CASA CAR 30 and Part 145 approvals, along with FAA and several international authority approvals.
Malaysia
The Kuala Lumpur facility is approved by the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia, EASA, FAA, CAAC and additional national regulators.
Falcon 6X — Europe
On July 13, 2026, ExecuJet announced that EASA and the FAA had approved its Belgium operation for both line and heavy maintenance on the Falcon 6X. Bermuda, Aruba and Guernsey authorities had also added Falcon 6X capability, while the Dassault MRO GoTeam approval was expanded for Falcon 6X AOG support.
Gulfstream G650ER — Vietnam
In April 2026, the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam approved ExecuJet MRO Services Malaysia for maintenance of Vietnam-registered Gulfstream G650ER aircraft, including line and heavy inspections up to 4C/48 months and associated Rolls-Royce BR725 engine work within the approval scope.
OEM Authorizations
Depending on region and facility, verified relationships include:
Dassault Aviation: Dassault-owned / factory service-centre network
Embraer: Authorized Service Centre at selected locations
Rolls-Royce: Authorized Service Centre; Malaysian BR710 hub designation
Honeywell: Authorized engine/APU, mechanical and avionics services at selected facilities
Collins Aerospace: Authorized avionics/dealer relationships
GE Aerospace: Authorized engine support at selected facilities
Safran Power Units: Authorized Service Centre in Australia, Malaysia and Dubai for Falcon 6X SPU150 APU support.
Gulfstream: Authorized Warranty Facility status documented at selected Australian locations.
No blanket statement should be made that every ExecuJet location holds every OEM or regulator authorization.
11. Industry Memberships
Verified current corporate memberships in organizations such as NBAA, EBAA, NATA, GAMA or IATA were not independently established from the authoritative sources reviewed.
NBAA: Not independently verified
EBAA: Not independently verified
GAMA: Not independently verified
NATA: Not independently verified
IATA: Not independently verified
PrivateJetia should not infer industry-association membership from event participation, customer relationships or geographic presence.
12. Leadership
President
Graeme Duckworth — President, ExecuJet MRO Services
ExecuJet’s current ethics and compliance materials identify Graeme Duckworth as President of ExecuJet MRO Services. He was also the senior ExecuJet MRO executive quoted when Dassault Aviation announced its acquisition agreement in January 2019.
Regional Vice President — Europe
Matthijs Hutsebaut
Appointed Regional Vice President for Europe in 2024 after previously serving as Finance Director. He oversees the European business including Brussels and Kortrijk operations.
Regional Vice President — Middle East
Nick Weber
Current company releases identify Nick Weber as Regional VP Middle East, with responsibility for the Dubai operation.
Regional Vice President — Asia
Ivan Lim
Current company releases identify Ivan Lim as Regional VP Asia. He has been closely associated with expansion of the Kuala Lumpur facility, regulatory approvals and regional capability development.
Regional Vice President — Australasia
Grant Ingall
Identified by ExecuJet in its October 2025 anniversary announcement as Regional Vice President Australasia.
Chairman: Not publicly disclosed as a separate ExecuJet MRO Services corporate office.
COO: Not publicly disclosed in current sources reviewed.
CFO: Not publicly disclosed in current sources reviewed.
Head of Global Sales: Not independently established.
13. Ownership & Corporate Structure
Ownership Type: Corporate subsidiary / wholly owned MRO business within Dassault Aviation
Parent Company: Dassault Aviation
Ultimate Corporate Parent: Dassault Aviation SA, France
Acquisition
On January 21, 2019, Dassault Aviation and Luxaviation announced that Dassault would acquire ExecuJet’s worldwide maintenance operations.
The stated strategic purpose was to increase Dassault’s customer-support footprint, particularly in Asia-Pacific, Oceania, the Middle East and Africa, while expanding Falcon maintenance capacity.
Most of the acquisition closed in March 2019.
Dassault Aviation’s financial reporting confirms that the acquisition of ExecuJet MRO Services Middle East was completed on January 23, 2020.
Dassault subsequently integrated ExecuJet into a considerably broader global customer-support organization alongside other Dassault-owned maintenance businesses.
Major Shareholders of ExecuJet MRO Services: Not separately applicable because of Dassault ownership.
Former Parent: Luxaviation Group before the Dassault MRO transaction.
14. Company History & Milestones
1991 — Foundation
ExecuJet’s MRO organization was established in Johannesburg, South Africa, at Lanseria International Airport.
2000 — Australasia
The company’s Australian operation began in Sydney.
2006 — Middle East
ExecuJet MRO Services Middle East began operations at Dubai International Airport in January 2006.
2009 — Malaysia
The company’s earlier Kuala Lumpur/Subang facility opened in 2009.
2019 — Dassault Aviation Acquisition
Dassault Aviation acquired the principal ExecuJet MRO network, adding substantial MRO capability in Africa, Asia, Australasia, Europe and the Middle East.
2020 — Dubai Transaction Completed
Dassault completed the acquisition of ExecuJet MRO Services Middle East on January 23, 2020.
2023 — Dubai South Expansion
The Middle East operation relocated its principal base to a new purpose-built MRO centre at Al Maktoum International Airport/Dubai South while retaining AOG support capability at Dubai International Airport.
2024 — New Kuala Lumpur Facility
ExecuJet opened a 149,500-ft² purpose-built business aviation MRO centre at Subang Airport, including a 105,000-ft² hangar with capacity for up to 15 medium and large business jets.
2024 — Safran Power Units Authorization
Safran Power Units appointed ExecuJet facilities in Australia, Malaysia and Dubai as authorized service centres for the Falcon 6X SPU150 APU.
2025 — Rolls-Royce Malaysia Hub
Rolls-Royce designated ExecuJet MRO Services Malaysia as an engine-maintenance hub for BR710A2-20 engines used on Bombardier Global Express aircraft.
2026 — Gulfstream G650ER Vietnam Approval
Vietnam’s aviation authority certified the Malaysia operation for G650ER line and heavy maintenance.
July 2026 — Falcon 6X Europe Expansion
EASA and FAA approvals expanded Belgium’s capability to both line and heavy maintenance on Falcon 6X aircraft.
August 2026 — First Malaysian Falcon 8X Heavy Check
ExecuJet MRO Services Malaysia completed its first Falcon 8X C-inspection. ExecuJet reported that Falcon aircraft represented approximately 60–65% of the Malaysian facility’s maintenance workload at that time.
September 3, 2026 — Legacy 650 Refurbishment
The Middle East business announced completion of a full cabin interior refurbishment and livery project on an Embraer Legacy 650 in Dubai.
15. Strategic Partnerships
Dassault Aviation
The most important structural relationship. ExecuJet is part of Dassault Aviation’s global customer-support and service-centre network.
Rolls-Royce
ExecuJet facilities hold Rolls-Royce service authorizations. In April 2025 Rolls-Royce additionally designated Kuala Lumpur as a BR710A2-20 maintenance hub.
Safran Power Units
ExecuJet’s Australia, Malaysia and Dubai facilities became authorized service centres for the SPU150 APU fitted to the Falcon 6X.
Honeywell
Multiple facilities document authorized mechanical, engine/APU and avionics capabilities.
Collins Aerospace
Authorized avionics/dealer relationships are documented at several facilities.
GE Aerospace
Certain facilities hold GE engine support authorizations.
Embraer Executive Jets
Authorized Service Centre relationships are documented at selected ExecuJet locations.
F/List
ExecuJet’s Middle East operation cites a strategic relationship with F/List supporting aircraft cabin refurbishment capability in Dubai.
Satys Aerospace
ExecuJet Middle East cites a strategic partnership with Satys Aerospace supporting aircraft painting and livery services within Dubai’s aviation ecosystem.
D’viation
ExecuJet MRO Services Malaysia collaborated with Malaysian MRO training organization D’viation on an apprenticeship program whose first six participants moved into full-time employment in 2026.
16. Key Differentiators
1. Dassault Aviation Ownership
ExecuJet is directly integrated into the aircraft manufacturer’s global Falcon support organization rather than operating purely as an independent third-party MRO.
2. Multi-OEM Capability
Despite Dassault ownership, ExecuJet continues to maintain business aircraft from Bombardier, Gulfstream, Embraer, Cessna/Textron, Hawker and other manufacturers.
3. Geographic Network Outside North America
Its strongest physical footprint is distributed across Africa, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Australasia, providing significant coverage outside the traditional North American MRO market.
4. Heavy Maintenance Capability
ExecuJet performs technically substantial scheduled events including Falcon C-checks, Gulfstream heavy checks and major Bombardier Global inspections.
5. Integrated Maintenance and Refurbishment
Selected facilities can combine airframe inspection downtime with avionics modifications, connectivity installations, cabin refurbishment and painting.
6. Extensive Regulatory Coverage
Individual facilities maintain multiple national approvals in addition to principal EASA, FAA and domestic authority certifications.
7. Large Purpose-Built Regional Facilities
The Dubai facility can accommodate approximately 18–24 business jets simultaneously, while the Kuala Lumpur hangar is designed for up to 15 medium and large business jets.
17. Contact & Digital Presence
Main Corporate Telephone: +27 11 516 2300
General Email: [email protected]
Headquarters: Entrance 1, Lanseria International Airport, Johannesburg, South Africa
Official Website: www.execujet-mro.com
Official Contact Page: ExecuJet MRO Services — Contact Us
LinkedIn: ExecuJet MRO Services official company page
LinkedIn Audience: Approximately 21,000+ followers at the time of verification in September 2026.
Instagram: Not independently verified as an official corporate channel during this research.
YouTube: Not independently verified as a dedicated official ExecuJet MRO Services channel during this research.
X / Twitter: Not independently verified as an active official company channel.
Regional Contacts
Dubai: +971 4 823 2777
Dubai International AOG: +971 4 823 2800
Brussels: +32 2 712 53 53
ExecuJet publishes separate regional email addresses for Dubai, Belgium, Australasia, New Zealand and other locations on its contact page.
18. PrivateJetia Market Classification
Primary Market: Business Aviation Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul
Market Segment: Multi-OEM private/business aircraft MRO
Geographic Position: International network across Africa, Europe, Middle East, Asia and Australasia
Company Scale: Global / Enterprise MRO network
Primary Specialization: Business aircraft airframe, engine, avionics and heavy maintenance
Typical Customer: Business-aircraft owner, operator, corporate flight department or aircraft-management organization requiring certified line, base, heavy or AOG maintenance
Business Model: MRO service provider operating facility-based and mobile technical-support services, integrated into Dassault Aviation’s global customer-support network
Core Revenue Activities:
Aircraft maintenance labor; scheduled inspections; heavy maintenance; AOG services; engine/APU support; avionics services; component and parts support; modifications; cabin refurbishment; technical inspections; selected handling and ancillary aircraft services.
19. PrivateJetia Taxonomy
Primary Category: Private Jet Maintenance Providers
Secondary Categories:
Business Aviation MRO
Aircraft Maintenance Services
Aircraft Repair & Overhaul
Aircraft Engine Maintenance
Aircraft Avionics Services
Aircraft Interior Refurbishment
Aircraft Modification & Upgrade Services
AOG Aircraft Support
Aircraft Parts & Technical Support
Country: South Africa
Region: Gauteng
City: Johannesburg
Primary Airport: Lanseria International Airport
Primary Airport ICAO: FALA
Additional Key Airports: OMDW, OMDB, EBBR, EBKT, WMSA, YMEN, YMML, YSSY, YBBN, NZAA, NZWN
Services: Line Maintenance; Base Maintenance; Heavy Maintenance; AOG Support; Mobile Repair Teams; Engine & APU Support; Avionics; Aircraft Modifications; Cabin Refurbishment; Pre-Purchase Inspections; Registration Change Support; Parts; Hangarage; Ground Handling at selected location
Aircraft Manufacturers: Dassault Aviation; Bombardier; Gulfstream; Embraer; Textron Aviation/Cessna; Hawker/Beechcraft
Important Aircraft Models: Falcon 6X; Falcon 7X; Falcon 8X; Falcon 900 Series; Falcon 2000 Series; Bombardier Global Series; Challenger Series; Gulfstream G650/G650ER; Gulfstream G500/G600; Embraer Legacy Series; Praetor 500/600; selected Citation and Hawker models
Certifications: EASA Part-145; FAA Repair Station; applicable domestic CAA approvals; numerous registry-specific approvals — facility dependent
Client Types: Aircraft Owners; Corporate Flight Departments; Business Aircraft Operators; Charter Operators; Aircraft Management Companies; Aircraft Buyers/Sellers; Government/VIP Aircraft Operators; OEMs
Entity Associations
Parent Company: Dassault Aviation
Headquarters: Johannesburg / Lanseria, South Africa
Key Airports: Lanseria International Airport; Al Maktoum International Airport; Dubai International Airport; Brussels Airport; Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport
Aircraft OEMs: Dassault Aviation, Bombardier, Gulfstream, Embraer, Textron Aviation
Engine / System OEMs: Rolls-Royce, Honeywell, GE Aerospace, Collins Aerospace, Safran Power Units
Key Executive: Graeme Duckworth
Major Aircraft Entities: Falcon 6X, Falcon 7X, Falcon 8X, Bombardier Global family, Gulfstream G650ER
20. Sources & Verification
ExecuJet MRO Services — Official Corporate Website
Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Company identity, founding year, headquarters region, global workforce, aircraft supported, Dassault ownership, geographic reach
Accessed: September 4, 2026
ExecuJet reports that the organization was founded in 1991, is headquartered in South Africa, operates across five global regions and has more than 500 aviation professionals supporting maintenance requirements for more than 300 aircraft.
ExecuJet MRO Services — Locations
Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Global MRO network and airport locations
Accessed: September 4, 2026
The official location directory identifies facilities/operating points across five regions and lists airports including Auckland, Brisbane, Brussels, Dubai, Johannesburg, Kortrijk, Kuala Lumpur, Melbourne, Sydney and Wellington.
ExecuJet MRO Services — Services
Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Airframe, avionics, engine, AOG and ground-handling capabilities
Accessed: September 4, 2026
Dassault Aviation — Acquisition Announcement
Source Type: Official Parent Company
Publication Date: January 21, 2019
Information Supported: Dassault agreement to acquire ExecuJet’s worldwide MRO operations and strategic rationale.
Dassault Aviation — Annual Financial Reporting
Source Type: Official / Public Corporate Reporting
Information Supported: Completion of ExecuJet acquisitions, including January 23, 2020 completion of the Middle East transaction.
ExecuJet MRO Services — Johannesburg
Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Headquarters-area maintenance operation, 9,000-m² hangar and aircraft/OEM capabilities.
ExecuJet MRO Services — Dubai South
Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Facility size, capacity, aircraft capability and regulatory approvals.
ExecuJet MRO Services — Kuala Lumpur
Source Type: Official
Information Supported: New 149,500-ft² MRO facility, hangar capacity, service scope and regulatory approvals.
Publication Date: April–May 2024
ExecuJet MRO Services — Belgium
Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Brussels capabilities, FAA/EASA certifications, Falcon aircraft support and AOG services.
ExecuJet MRO Services — Falcon 6X Approval
Source Type: Official
Publication Date: July 13, 2026
Information Supported: EASA and FAA approval for line and heavy Falcon 6X maintenance in Belgium.
ExecuJet MRO Services — Gulfstream G650ER Vietnam Approval
Source Type: Official
Publication Date: April 16, 2026
Information Supported: CAAV authorization for Gulfstream G650ER maintenance in Malaysia.
ExecuJet MRO Services — Falcon 8X Heavy Maintenance
Source Type: Official
Publication Date: August 27, 2026
Information Supported: Malaysia’s first Falcon 8X heavy check and reported Falcon maintenance workload.
ExecuJet MRO Services — Middle East 20th Anniversary
Source Type: Official
Publication Date: February 10, 2026
Information Supported: Dubai operating history, workforce, facility scale and regional regulatory approvals.
ExecuJet MRO Services — LinkedIn
Source Type: Official Professional Social Profile
Information Supported: Headquarters, founding date, company description, listed locations and current social presence
Accessed: September 4, 2026
21. Data Confidence & Data Gaps
Verified
Company name and active status
1991 founding year
Johannesburg/Lanseria headquarters
Dassault Aviation ownership
Core MRO business model
Five-region geographic presence
Principal facility locations
Graeme Duckworth as President
Current regional VPs identified above
Major aircraft/OEM capabilities
Selected EASA, FAA and national maintenance approvals
Dubai and Kuala Lumpur facility sizes
Recent Falcon 6X, Falcon 8X and Gulfstream G650ER capability developments
Company Reported
500+ global aviation professionals
Responsibility for maintenance of 300+ aircraft
Dubai operation’s 180+ workforce
13 global locations on the official location page
Dubai facility capacity of 18–24 business jets
Kuala Lumpur hangar capacity of up to 15 business jets
Falcon aircraft representing 60–65% of Kuala Lumpur workload as of August 2026
Third-Party / Parent-Company Verified
Dassault Aviation’s acquisition of ExecuJet’s MRO activities
Timing of the 2019/2020 transactions
Integration into Dassault’s global Falcon customer-support network
Important Source Conflict
The ExecuJet corporate location page states 13 locations in five regions, while official LinkedIn material states support from 12 global locations. This may result from different definitions of facilities, line stations or active service points. PrivateJetia should describe the company as operating a multi-location global network rather than presenting an absolute facility count without qualification.
Not Publicly Disclosed / Requires Verification
Consolidated ExecuJet MRO Services revenue
Operating profit / EBITDA
Separate ExecuJet MRO Services financial accounts
Client count
Annual maintenance-event volume
Total annual labor hours across all regions
Exact consolidated legal corporate structure
Original founder names from authoritative current material
Full global senior management committee
Global sales leadership structure
Exact number of active facilities under one standardized definition
Company-wide hangar square footage
NBAA membership
EBAA membership
GAMA membership
NATA membership
Current official Instagram account
Current dedicated YouTube account
Current official X/Twitter account
No unsupported estimate has been inserted for these fields.
22. Information Last Verified
Information Last Verified: September 4, 2026
Research Confidence: High
Important Data Gaps: Consolidated private financial information; definitive standardized global facility count; complete legal-entity structure; independently verified total customer count; complete corporate membership list; certain global leadership positions; consolidated maintenance-event volumes.
PrivateJetia Editorial Classification: ExecuJet MRO Services is best classified primarily under Top Private Jet Maintenance Providers, with secondary placement under Top Private Jet Services where PrivateJetia’s taxonomy permits multi-category inclusion. Its principal commercial identity is business-aircraft MRO rather than charter, aircraft management, aircraft brokerage or FBO operations.