PremiAir confirms Oxford Airport as its new fixed wing maintenance base -

From: Al Bawaba | Date: May 10, 2008 | Copyright information

Its Hawker Beechcraft Service Centre activity to move there

PremiAir announced today (8th May) that Oxford Airport will be the new home of its fixed wing maintenance operations. Work on Hawker Beechcraft business aircraft, for which PremiAir is an Authorised Service Centre, will move from PremiAir's HQ at Blackbushe Airport, Surrey, from September this year, making Blackbushe a dedicated base for rotary wing maintenance.

Confirming the move and signing a lease agreement of a 20,...

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