Beating The Clock With An Aircraft On Ground
Every minute having an aircraft is on ground (AOG) with an unexpected maintenance event is a race...
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How The Largest Fleet Of Air Ambulance Helicopters Stays Ready
Picture this: An air ambulance helicopter is called to the site of a highway accident in a major city. Traffic is backed up and first responders are on the scene. The pressure is on to get the air ambulance helicopter to land on the highway and take off again quickly—for the patient’s sake and for traffic flow to be restored. -
3 Tips To Prevent Damage To Your Engine In A Cold Environment
Your engine is designed for the cold. Like aircraft that fly at sub-zero, high-altitude temperatures, engines are also built to handle cold weather operations. Harsh, icy conditions can cause some difficulties for aircraft operators. Prepare the engine for cold can help.Maintenance, Mechanics | 2 min read -
Listen To Your Engine's Health With New Tools
Trend monitoring that’s built right into your engine allows you to have a conversation with your aircraft and its powerplant. Powerful new diagnostics, prognostics and health management (DPHM) tools are making your engine health monitoring even easier. -
A Quicker Way To Overhaul Your Engine
Aircraft engine overhauls are all about flying like new and they require careful planning. It all takes time and a maintenance scheduling. Imagine replacing your engine with one that has already been overhauled, all at a guaranteed price? -
Essentials For Your Engine Oil Analysis
In an aircraft engine, oil is much more than just a lubricant. It plays a number of other important roles, including cooling, cleaning and noise reduction. It’s therefore vital to monitor and analyze oil to ensure it’s doing its job properly.Maintenance, Mechanics | 4 min read -
Fuel Nozzle Maintenance: What To Watch Out For
Did you know the opening at the tip of each fuel nozzle in a PT6A engine is as small as a pin hole in diameter? It doesn’t take much to obstruct one. Make sure the fuel continues flowing freely and correctly in your engine.Maintenance, PT6A | 2 min read -
Cleaning Your Engine To Lower Operating Cost
One of the most cost-effective and beneficial ways to maintain your PW100 or PW150 aircraft engine is to wash it regularly, both inside and outside. Consider these important factors to ensure effective washing and optimal engine performance.