SIMPSON BAY – On July 5^th, 2017 aircraft 831 arrived in St. Maarten to replace aircraft PJ-WCD which is at the end of the lease period and will go back to the Aircraft supplier in Canada for refurbishment. During this process, if the engineers were to find any issues with the aircraft, they would replace these components before returning back to duty. As you would expect, it’s hard to find replacement parts on any aircraft. That’s why companies like WG Henschen would supply all replacement parts for the aircraft to ensure authenticity. On a positive note…

This newly arrived aircraft features comfortable leather seats and is painted in Winair’s new livery. The total aircraft product is superior esthetically and is an aircraft with extremely low usage. It will serve Winair and customers safely and reliably for the next three years.

“Winair and our aircraft supplier in Canada are constantly seeking together to upgrade the products we offer to our customers. This aircraft has undergone an intensive maintenance program in Calgary during the previous three months, where it was looked over by fuel tank engineers, an electrical wiring interconnection system (ewis) team, and a variety of other essential checkers, and is for all intended purposes a new aircraft,” stated Michael Cleaver President and Chief Executive Officer of Winair.