Base Maintenance
Hangar 30
Base Maintenance Facility
Located at BCT Aviation Maintenance headquarters in East Midlands Airport, Hangar 30 provides BCT Aviation Maintenance with the capability to support airlines and lessors with a range of Base Maintenance Services up to C Check.
Our Base Maintenance team of highly qualified engineers are experienced in all aspects of Base Maintenance and will ensure you aircraft is maintained to the highest possible regulatory compliant standards.
BCT Aviation Maintenance has the Base Maintenance capability to perform Base Maintenance activities on B737 Series and A320 Series aircraft.
Services include:
- A Checks Line & Base
- 6, 12, 18, 24 and 48 month checks
- Up to 20,000 flight hour tasks
- Up to 10,000 flight cycle tasks
- Drop out tasks including Structural Inspections
- Scheduled Engine and APU changes
- Scheduled Component Replacements
- Composite Repairs supported by our Approved Suppliers
- SRM and OEM Repairs
- Cabin Configurations / LOPA Changes
- Modifications AD/SB Programs
- AOG Support
- De-Registration & Registration Tasks
- End of Lease and Lease Transition Services
- Part 145 paint technical support
For more information and to find out how BCT Aviation Maintenance can support your Base Maintenance requirements contact enquiries@bct.aero.
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BCT Aviation Maintenance has achieved a significant regulatory milestone after securing approval from the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to extend its Part-145 base maintenance C Check capability to 84 months for Airbus A320 family and Boeing 737 Classic and Next Generation aircraft. This latest approval marks a strategic enhancement of BCT’s heavy base maintenance capability, enabling the company to perform extended interval C Checks on two of the world’s most widely operated narrowbody platforms. With global fleets of Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 aircraft continuing to dominate short and medium-haul operations, demand for efficient, flexible, and cost-effective maintenance solutions remains high. BCT’s enhanced capability is designed to support operators managing high-cycle aircraft, where maintenance optimisation is critical to balancing cost efficiency with operational reliability. Additionally, the approval confirms BCT’s continued compliance with stringent Part-145 regulatory requirements, alongside demonstrated expertise in structural maintenance, engineering oversight, and fleet maintenance planning. The extension also reflects the organisation’s investment in skilled personnel, advanced tooling, and robust reliability management processes. Commenting on the extension approval, Ryan Winfield, Head of Sales at BCT Aviation Maintenance, said: “By extending our C Check capability, BCT is providing operators and lessors with increased flexibility to optimise maintenance schedules, reduce downtime, and improve overall fleet utilisation. This approval reinforces BCT’s position within the European MRO market, particularly in the narrowbody base maintenance sector, and it’s a credit to our experienced team that we are able to further demonstrate the strength of our base maintenance capability.” Operating from its hangar facility at East Midlands Airport, BCT is strategically positioned to support UK and European airline customers. The MRO delivers a full suite of heavy maintenance services, including structural inspections, corrosion control, systems troubleshooting, embodiment of airworthiness directives and service bulletins, and aircraft return-to-service under multiple regulatory authorities, including UK CAA, FAA, TCCA, and various offshore registers.
