A new facility for NetJets Europe outside London is designed to enhance operational efficiency for the private jet leader.
NetJets has opened a dedicated service hub at Farnborough Airport outside London, England.
The hub became operational on June 2, 2025, according to the company.
Per the private aviation leader, “This expansion marks a significant milestone in NetJets’ ongoing investment in its European infrastructure and underscores its commitment to delivering the highest standards of safety, reliability, and service to its owners.”
The new facility is designed to support line maintenance, mechanical recovery service, and a preventative maintenance regime.
It enables NetJets to bring aircraft regularly for preventive maintenance, minor repairs, and interior enhancements.
It says, “This high-frequency maintenance model, successfully pioneered by NetJets in the U.S., is now being expanded across Europe, with Farnborough joining its additional Service Hubs already in operation in Europe.”
Executive Director of Service Myra Perez says, “This facility represents a major step forward in our ability to deliver proactive, high-quality maintenance at scale.”
Perez adds:
‘It allows us to keep our aircraft in peak condition, mitigate operational disruptions, and ensure our owners enjoy the highest standards of safety and comfort. This Service Hub enhances our flexibility to grow, improve crew logistics, and provide even more seamless service to our owners. It is a natural evolution of our European strategy.’
The facility is located in Hangar 2, Bay 6, at Farnborough Airport and is open 24/7 year-round.
It can accommodate up to 10 aircraft, with a mix of large and small jets.
The service facility features a dedicated ramp area, eliminating the need for shared parking.
That increases operational efficiency.
The facility includes a restocking locker for catering items and is being prepared for on-site storage of key aircraft parts, such as high-turnover items.
Airport CEO Simon Geere says, “We are delighted to welcome NetJets’ new Service Hub to Farnborough Airport.”
He adds, “This agreement further strengthens our commercial partnership, with the facility providing comprehensive line and base maintenance capabilities for the NetJets fleet, and supporting their long-term growth ambitions in Europe.”
NetJets’ facility incorporates electric ground power units, electric tugs, and silenced hangar doors to minimize noise and environmental impact.
The hub will see maintenance work performed by selected third-party MRO vendors dedicated primarily to NetJets.
The European arm of NetJets added its 100th tail back in 2022.
The U.K. is Europe’s second-largest market, accounting for 14.1% of departures through June, per WingX.
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