Vista's ability to provide a smooth and consistent service across 96% of the world requires a fleet that is regularly maintained and serviced. With dedicated maintenance teams across the globe, Vista continually monitors aircraft performance, to manage the schedule for aircraft maintenance ensuring a safe and seamless service across every aspect of each flight.
Vista’s maintenance network extends across the U.S. and Europe, providing efficient and easy access for the Vista Members’ fleet. Maintenance hubs include base locations in Munich, Farnborough, Van Nuys and Baden-Baden, and line locations in Nice, Malta and Teterboro. This guarantees maintenance slots for the fleet and minimizes aircraft downtime, increasing service consistency and reliability.
Alongside the Group’s network of managed line and base maintenance facilities, Vista works with international maintenance centers for any additional technical and maintenance support. Mobile Response teams provide reinforcement in the event of immediate support and service.
Going beyond the recommended maintenance schedules from manufacturers, Vista invests in regular inspection and monitoring of the Vista Members’ fleet. Taking a preventative approach to maintenance also allows for forward planning in tandem with air carrier operations teams, to ensure minimal service interruption.
Vista services its Members’ flight needs through a fleet of super mid-size, long-range and ultra-long-range aircraft.
The Vista Aircraft Maintenance team is essential to guarantee the safety of clients and crew, and keep the fleet available to fly anywhere, any day of the year.
Vista’s global scale empowers our employees to grow and develop across the highly motivated individuals with extensive problem-solving skills and the ability to prioritize effectively are invited to join a comprehensive Maintenance team that includes Engineering and Mechanics, Maintenance Control and Response and Mobile Response teams.
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