Maintenance Hangars Are a Major Source of Income ; in the Cavernous Bays of the New Walker Hangar at Exeter International Airport, Flybe Engineers and Mechanics Work Around the Clock, Servicing a Range of Aircraft.

Express & Echo (Exeter, UK) › October 24, 2008

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In the cavernous bays of the New Walker Hangar at Exeter International Airport, Flybe engineers and mechanics work around the clock, servicing a range of aircraft.

As well as keeping the airline's own 71-strong fleet of Embraer 195 and Bombardier Q400 planes airworthy, the 550 Exeter-based workers are increasingly carrying out servicing work for other airlines.

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Maintenance Hangars Are a Major Source of Income ; in the Cavernous Bays of the New Walker Hangar at Exeter International Airport, Flybe Engineers and Mechanics Work Around the Clock, Servicing a Range of Aircraft.

John Palmer, Flybe's director of aircraft operations, ...

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