Longueuil, Canada – Pratt & Whitney Canada’s new program for engine operating in severe environment for the PW100 and PW150 families of engines has been designed to help improve predictability of shop visit intervals and provide maintenance recommendations to operators (specific components at specific intervals) in harsh environments where sand and dust are prevalent.
With its Severe Environment Program, P&WC is offering specialized packages of replacement parts that will help operators maximize on-wing intervals and reduce their direct maintenance costs – since with replacement parts there is no need to inspect and clean parts.
The program offers better time-on-wing performance that can help airlines remain competitive despite the environmental challenges they might face. It can level the playing field for such regional airlines and improve dispatch reliability, better planned maintenance, and heightened engine durability.
“P&WC knows that regional operators flying routes where there are severe environmental conditions face special challenges,” says Richard Dussault, vice president, Marketing, P&WC. “We have developed the Severe Environment Program to give our regional operators a competitive edge in serving environmentally challenging routes and locations.”
Source: Pratt & Whitney Canada
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