FL Technics Indonesia's Bali Facility Earns EASA Certification, Enabling Maintenance of EU-Registered Aircraft

FL Technics Indonesia, an aircraft maintenance company based at Ngurah Rai International Airport in Denpasar, Bali, has announced that it has obtained EASA Part-145 certification from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency. The certification allows the facility to perform maintenance on EU-registered aircraft, making it one of the few MRO (maintenance, repair, and overhaul) facilities in Indonesia holding EASA approval.

The certification covers base and line maintenance for the Airbus A320 family (CEO and NEO) and Boeing 737 series (Classic, Next-Generation, and MAX) — currently the most widely operated aircraft types in commercial aviation worldwide. The facility previously serviced aircraft registered in the Americas, Asia, Africa, and Australia, and underwent a comprehensive technical and quality audit by EASA inspectors covering hangar infrastructure, tooling systems, and engineering personnel before receiving approval.

According to FL Technics Indonesia Chairman Martynas Grigas, the facility is preparing to begin work for EU-based operators within the coming week, with additional aircraft expected to arrive in November 2026. The Bali facility spans 17,000 square meters at Ngurah Rai Airport and includes three hangars with three maintenance bays and a 2,000 square meter paint booth.

This development relates to aviation industry certification and technical operations, and does not directly change airport access, flight schedules, or travel conditions for tourists or residents.