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H+S Aviation Named GE Aviation-Approved MRO Network Partner for T700 Engines

PORTSMOUTH, UK – April 30, 2018 – H+S Aviation is now a member of the GE Aviation-approved MRO Network for T700 engines around the globe after a recent agreement between the independent engine services provider and the OEM.

H+S Aviation has more than 20 years of experience providing maintenance, repair and overhaul support for the T700. The company has full capabilities to support all T700 series engines onboard Blackhawk and Apache helicopters.

“As an official GE MRO network partner, our customers will enjoy the same benefits of using the OEM, such as access to the latest manuals, parts and procurement, but with the added flexibility of an independent MRO provider,” Andrew Ferguson, H+S Aviation Commercial Director, said. “We offer full repair capabilities including component repair, on-wing and troubleshooting support in the field and two OEM-approved test cells.”

Additionally, Ferguson said that the company focuses on meeting the needs of their customers through personalised engine maintenance and repair packages.

“There is no one size fits all technique,” Ferguson said. “We prefer to meet with operators, identify their specific requirements and understand their situation. Our approach enables us to propose engine repair solutions that provide the best value to the operator.” The company supports MRO of the T700 for all non-program engine variants used in military fleets and civil aviation around the world and in industries such as: law enforcement, firefighting and rescue and VIP travel.

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