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(S)TEGMANN Aircraft Maintenance is a specialized service provider for Aircraft Manufacture,
MRO-Centers and for the aviation supply industry.
For over 25 years (S)TEGMANN Aircraft Maintenance has been one of the leading specialists in the
Aviation Industry. We develop and implement solutions across Europe that are fully tailored to your indivi-
dual requirements. Whether you require temporary staff or entire work packages to be taken over, we have
the right solution for you to realise your goals.
In addition to above (S)TEGMANN Aircraft Maintenance GmbH is an EASA Part-145 approved maintenan-
ce company. We are able to provide the following services at our own facilities:
‰ Maintenance & repair of Aircraft cabin and Interiors
‰ Repair & Overhaul of pilot, crew and passengers seats
‰ Repair & Overhaul of water / waste components
Furthermore we are experienced in arranging worldwide working parties with our current licences.
We round off our portfolio with the following services:
‰ Qualified temporary staff
‰ Digitalization of aircraft documentation
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‰ Aircraft Cabin Modification & Refurbishing
‰ Outsourcing projects
We are pleased to give you help and support. Naturally, we would be pleased to provide you with a non-
binding offer. Please do not hesitate getting in touch with us; we are looking forward to hear from you soon:
Rolf Braams
Operations Manager
+49 (0)40 - 66 90 66 - 0
www.7s-aviation.com
rolf.braams@7s-aviation.com
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