Absolute Aviation is a true turnkey general aviation business, offering customers unparalleled levels of support and expertise in the form of a bespoke aviation service, and is the authorised Sales, Service and Parts Representative for Cessna, Beechcraft and Pipistrel in Southern and Central Africa. They have extended their capabilities in the Absolute Service Centre to include Hawker 700, 800A/XP and 900XP, Premier 390 and Beechjet 400 series aircraft models.
In addition, the group represents a number of aircraft parts, engines, Performance and Modification Products manufacturers in Africa, and offer a host of aviation services relating to aircraft and flight operations management through their Fixed Base Operations and Flight Services business.
Our group entities are collectively aimed at providing a differentiated, customer-centric, turnkey solution to aircraft ownership and operations. Our mission is to remain with our valued customers for the duration of the aviation journey and to make sure that it is a safe and memorable one.
The African operations Head Office is at Lanseria International Airport where they own and operate a number of aviation businesses out of 5 hangars. Absolute Aviation also has satellite locations in Cape Town, Wonderboom, Maun, and Zurich.
Authorised Sales, Service and Parts Representative for Cessna, Beechcraft and Pipistrel in Southern and Central Africa.
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