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StandardAero to install winglets on Falcon 2000s

By Janice Wood · May 22, 2009 ·

Having recently completed certification of its high-mach blended winglets for the Falcon 2000 business jet, Aviation Partners Inc. has appointed StandardAero as its first authorized installer for the new winglets.

The winglets, which are standard on the new Falcon 2000LX, add up to 260 nm in range, reduce emissions and enhance resale value, according to company officials.

StandardAero operates four shops across the United States, including Augusta, Ga., Springfield, Ill., Houston, and Los Angeles, in addition to mobile service teams based in Long Island, N.Y., Boca Raton, Fla., Houston, Denver, Chicago, and Van Nuys, Calif.

For more information: StandardAero.com or AviationPartners.com

About Janice Wood

Janice Wood is editor of General Aviation News.

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