MRO & engineering services · Indonesia
Batam Aero Technic
- Region
- Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands
- Country
- Indonesia
- Segment
- MRO & engineering services
- Verification
- Desk verified
- Website
- https://lionairgroup.com
- Founded
- 2014
- Employees
- 1,000-5,000
Batam Aircraft Maintenance serves as a heavy maintenance and engineering hub within the Asia-Pacific region. The organisation functions as an integrated Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) provider, focusing on narrow-body and wide-body airframe maintenance. It occupies a critical position in the regional value chain by providing base maintenance services that support the operational readiness of commercial fleets transitioning through Southeast Asian corridors. The facility primarily supports the fleet requirements of the Lion Air Group, encompassing operators such as Lion Air, Batik Air, and Thai Lion Air. Its technical infrastructure is designed to service a variety of modern commercial aircraft, specifically the Boeing 737 family and Airbus A320 series, alongside regional turboprops like the ATR 72. The organisation operates within a Special Economic Zone, facilitating logistics and component movements for international leasing companies. Prospective partners should verify the specific scope of current civil aviation authority approvals, including DGCA Indonesia and EASA certifications for particular airframe types. It is necessary to confirm the availability of specific hangar slots and the status of component shop capabilities, such as landing gear or engine shops. Buyers should also evaluate the facility’s logistics integration with nearby Singaporean aerospace hubs for spare parts procurement.
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