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FL Technics Wheels & Brakes receives CAA Part-145 approval

FL Technics Wheels and Brakes has received approval from the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), enabling the company to service UK-registered aircraft and expand its capabilities in the component MRO segment.

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The approval (UK.145.01957), issued on 6th February 2026, confirms compliance with UK Part-145 requirements and authorizes the company to perform maintenance on components, including landing gear parts, within its approved scope of work.

The certification allows the company to work directly with UK-registered operators, removing regulatory limitations and enabling it to support a wider range of customers within its existing component maintenance portfolio.

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“Obtaining UK CAA approval is an important milestone for our wheels and brakes business,” said Vytautas Jankauskas, CEO at FL Technics Wheels and Brakes. “It allows us to directly support UK-registered operators and broadens the scope of customers we can serve within our component maintenance activities.”

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FL Technics Wheels and Brakes operates across several European locations, providing repair and overhaul services for wheels, brakes and landing gear components. The addition of UK CAA approval complements the company’s existing EASA Part-145 certification - under the Luftfahrt-Bundesamt (LBA) - and reinforces its strategy to ensure comprehensive regional coverage, respond effectively to client needs and further expand its component MRO capabilities across Europe and beyond.

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