Landmark Aviation’s Associated Air Center (AAC) has been selected by two private companies in Eastern Europe and Asia to complete their Boeing Business Jets (BBJs). The aircraft, which are scheduled for delivery in December this year and March 2007 respectively, bring to 16 the total number of BBJs completed by Tempe, Arizona-based AAC.
Source: Flight International
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