What price keys for a Falcon?

[followthemarshaller]

Hi,
I was interested to see that a Netjets falcon (CSDOC) arrived in EGAC with pax only to go tech. Crew subsequently departed on scheduled flight. A couple of days later an engineer arrives from Geneva only to find that the crew have secured the a/c and taken the keys with them. Solution- Netjets send in a BE1900 with a big bunch of keys and the engineer is happy. Well done Netjets, but I think ringing the AA or RAC may have been cheaper!:)

[redsnail]

You'll find that CS-DOC is the Be1900.

Just what is the crew to do with the aircraft? Leave it unlocked? As you said, the engineer didn't apparently show up for a couple of days.

The Be1900 is the "flying spanner" and more likely flew the engineer in to fix the aircraft.