Lufthansa Technik's US maintenance subsidiary, BizJet International, has completed engineering checks on a second Boeing business jet owned by manufacturer Boeing. BizJet's work package included various inspections, interior modifications, electronic system upgrades, the implementation of service bulletins and the removal and re-installation of the complete cabin.
Source: Flight Daily News
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