Western Global Airlines Launches New Base Maintenance Facility in Blytheville, Arkansas
BLYTHEVILLE, AR – Western Global Airlines, Inc., renowned for its "can-do" approach, has officially inaugurated its new base maintenance operation at Arkansas International Airport (KBYH). This state-of-the-art facility, featuring a 50,000 square foot hangar and 40,000 square feet of storage capacity, will support the airline’s heavy maintenance requirements starting June 2025.
The decision to relocate from Shreveport, Louisiana, was announced by WGA’s CEO and Founder, James K. Neff. He emphasized that the new site offers exceptional back shop capabilities, a supportive airport authority, and cost-effective living conditions, enhancing their fixed base maintenance operations.
The Blytheville location not only showcases the company’s commitment to optimizing maintenance processes but also positions WGA to sustain its global line maintenance operations at various airports, including those in Columbus, Ohio; Ft. Myers, Florida; Ostend, Belgium; and Shenzhen, China.
Western Global Airlines, established in 2013 and based in Estero, Florida, is an FAA Part 121 certified cargo airline. It operates an impressive fleet of fourteen B747-400Fs and MD-11Fs, delivering millions of tons of cargo to over 400 cities worldwide across 135 countries. The company serves leading airlines, multinational freight forwarders, and the U.S. Air Mobility Command.
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This development marks a significant milestone for WGA, as it continues to expand its operational capabilities while reinforcing its commitment to the aviation industry.
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