Bird Aviation is an EASA Part-145 approved aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) company based in Cyprus. The company provides aircraft maintenance services to commercial and special mission operators, supporting safe and compliant aircraft operations across Europe, the Middle East, and beyond.
Yes. Bird Aviation operates as an EASA Part-145 approved aircraft maintenance organization, meeting regulatory requirements related to safety management systems, quality assurance, documentation, and continuing airworthiness compliance.
Bird Aviation is located in Cyprus, a strategic location for aircraft maintenance operations serving Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. This allows operators to position aircraft efficiently for base maintenance and line maintenance support.
Bird Aviation works with aircraft operators, leasing companies, and special mission operators that require reliable aircraft maintenance and MRO support, either on an ad-hoc basis or through longer-term cooperation.
Yes. Bird Aviation offers aircraft base maintenance services performed in controlled hangar conditions. Base maintenance activities include scheduled checks, inspections, structural tasks within approved scope, and maintenance planning aligned with operator operational requirements.
Yes. Bird Aviation provides aircraft line maintenance support, including daily and weekly checks, routine inspections, defect rectification, AOG support coordination, and ongoing technical assistance to maintain aircraft serviceability and regulatory compliance. The company operates line maintenance in Larnaca, Cyprus, and Tel Aviv, Israel.
Bird Aviation operates under an established Safety Management System and quality system in line with EASA Part-145 requirements. Compliance monitoring, documentation control, and continuous oversight are integrated into daily aircraft maintenance activities.
Bird Aviation focuses on structured aircraft maintenance planning, clear technical communication, and realistic maintenance timelines. The company positions itself as a long-term aircraft MRO partner rather than a short-term maintenance provider.
Yes. Bird Aviation employs more than 250 highly qualified aviation professionals and continues to invest in personnel to support its aircraft maintenance operations. The company operates across three hangars with four maintenance bays and follows a structured expansion plan, with further facility growth planned through 2027 to support increasing maintenance demand.
Bird Aviation supports operators with aircraft technical support and maintenance planning, including task coordination, documentation control, and alignment with approved maintenance programs to support predictable maintenance outcomes.
Yes. Bird Aviation supports both ad-hoc aircraft maintenance events and long-term aircraft maintenance agreements, depending on fleet type, maintenance scope, and operator operational requirements.
