Jet-Care announce expansion of its engine trend monitoring services for regional operators

Jet-Care®, the independent leader in engine trend monitoring services for the aviation industry, today announced the expansion of their engine trend services for the Rolls-Royce AE3007, CF34-8, CF34-10, PW100 and PW306B Gas Path Analysis (GPA) programs to support regional operators. 

In addition, with the new and emerging demand for single engine turbo prop aircraft worldwide in the charter/commercial market, the number of Pratt & Whitney Canada engines on the Jet-Care program has grown as operators realise the value of a first class service.  

As a fully independent engine condition trend monitoring company with over 35 years of experience, Jet-Care offer the widest range of engine trend programs allowing operators with mixed fleets to benefit from a single provider for all their trend monitoring needs. 

Renowned for their sensitivity the GPA programs have a proven capability in identifying abnormal engine trends and deterioration.  The service also brings a credible alternative to other OEM programs available in the marketplace.

The program portfolio covers all the major engine models including:

• Rolls-Royce AE3007, BR700 Series and Tay 611
• Pratt & Whitney Canada PW100, PW300, PW500 Series, JT15D and PT6
• GE CF34
• Honeywell TFE731, ALF502, LF507 and HTF7000 Series
• Honeywell/GE CFE738
• Williams International FJ44
• Safran Larzac 04

The bespoke GPA programs, unlike some automated services, allow the Jet-Care program managers and engineers to review every trend produced from the engine data they receive and create reports specific to the operators’ needs.  For instance reports can include faults and exceedances or specific fleet comparison results reports on request. The service, meeting the quality standard AS9100, is provided 365 days a year with all routine data analysed within 24 hours of receipt, enabling prompt action to be taken where required.

Click the link to the video to find out more about the benefits of the Jet-Care GPA trend monitoring programs. 

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