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Leonardo expands support services in Brazil

Avionics and Technology
17 Feb 2020 | Editorial Team
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Leonardo Itapevi Helicopter Support Centre

Leonardo’s regional helicopter customer service capabilities in Brazil are being expanded with the construction of a new facility in Itapevi, 30 km from São Paulo.

Construction of the new facility, run by Leonardo do Brasil, is scheduled to be completed in Q4 2020. Until then, Leonardo will provide its regional customers with continued service quality through the existing centre in São Paulo.

The new Support Centre will include maintenance hangars, a bonded warehouse, workshops and other supporting services including a dedicated heliport. There is the possibility of further expansion in the future. Services provided include spares, maintenance, product support, engineering services for the AW119 single engine, AW109 light twin series, AW Family including the AW139, AW169 and AW189 types.

To date there are over 190 helicopters operating in Brazil performing many roles including: corporate/private transport, law enforcement, public services, offshore transport, and naval applications. The continued growth shown in South America in recent years along with the introduction of all new models means this latest development will support the Company in meeting new requirements in the region. South America shows significant medium- to long-term potential for a range of roles, including EMS/SAR, security and disaster relief applications. This new, larger facility demonstrates Leonardo’s long-term commitment to the region and its customers and aligns to Leonardo’s Industrial Plan’s focus on stronger customer support services and proximity. Enhanced services will contribute to maximise the helicopter fleet mission effectiveness and safety of operations to the benefit of operators, crews and the served communities.

Avionics and Technology
17 Feb 2020
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