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Falcon Aviation Engineering Receives EASA Part-145 Maintenance Organisation Approval

Malta, 1st June 2026 – Falcon Aviation Engineering is pleased to announce that it has been granted EASA Part-145 Approval from Civil Aviation Directorate within Transport Malta.

The approval authorises Falcon Aviation Engineering to perform aircraft maintenance activities in accordance with the stringent safety and quality standards established by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).

“This approval marks a significant milestone for our organisation and reflects the dedication, professionalism, and hard work of our entire team,” said Matthew Rota, Maintenance Manager. “Achieving EASA Part-145 certification demonstrates our commitment to maintaining the highest levels of safety, compliance, and operational excellence.”

The approval strengthens Falcon Aviation Engineering’s position within the aviation maintenance sector and enables the company to expand its maintenance capabilities and services to aircraft operators across Europe and beyond.

Falcon Aviation Engineering extends its appreciation to Captain Charles Pace, Director General of the Civil Aviation Directorate within Transport Malta, and his team for their guidance and support throughout the certification process.

Captain Charles Pace said: “I would like to thank Falcon for establishing this new entity and wish them great success. I would also like to thank the CAD inspectors who worked on the approval.”

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