EASTWAY AIRCRAFT EXPANDS INTO 110,000-SQUARE FEET FACILITY
- Eastway Jet Services operates on an 110,000-square foot facility at MacArthur airport, creating the largest private jet facility on Long Island. This spacious facility allows the housing and maintenance up to and including the Gulfstream GV series.
- Providing customers with top notch customer service is our primary goal.
Eastway Jet Services has been growing at a rapid pace and the 110,000 square feet (former Garrett Aviation facility) ideally meets the customer needs for more space at MacArthur Airport, which is conveniently located between New York City and the Hamptons. Importantly, the new facility lends the ability to hangar additional airplanes, and provide additional services for maintenance customers at ISP and throughout Long Island.
At our new MacArthur airport facility, Eastway is committed to providing fuel and line service to all aircraft, and has made a significant investment in the company. Several million dollars have been spent renovating a new FBO, customer offices, new maintenance offices, as well as state of the art equipment for experienced well trained technicians.
Eastway Jet Services, is a FAA-approved Repair Station that maintains an entire privately owned charter aircraft fleet and provides retail maintenance services to a variety of other customers. The Eastway Aircraft Services team is experienced and trained on maintenance of Gulfstream II through V, Global Express, Hawker, Learjet and Embraer Legacy.
With 25 years of maintenance expertise, Eastway Jet Services provides high quality aircraft maintenance, and is fully equipped with its own authorized FAA repair station. Eastway Aircraft employs an experienced staff of technicians that receive ongoing training at factory-authorized facilities, such as FlightSafety International and Simuflite.
Eastway Aircraft has serviced the New York metropolitan area’s largest locally based Gulfstream fleet including GIIIs, IVSP, and the ultra long-range GV. The company also services the ultra long-range Global Express, two Embraer Legacy 600s, Hawkers and Lear jets.