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Engine Assurance Program (EAP)

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Maintenance and Modifications

A More RAPID Solution to AOG Problems

For the past 10 years, Engine Assurance Program (EAP) has provided operators of legacy Pratt & Whitney Canada, Rolls-Royce, General Electric, and Honeywell engines and APUs with not only maintenance event cost predictability, but also the parts, rental engines, and AOG expertise they need to keep their valued aircraft flying.
EAP rapid response SIBA
Engines

EAP Adds PW535E, Tay 611 to Maintenance Program

Dallas provider marks 10th year with expanded engine coverage
Gulfstream G450 Rolls Royce
Engines

The RAPID TEAM: EAP’s Unique Approach To AOG Situations

Rapid response technicians are dispatched, to the greatest extent possible, with known needed parts in hand, getting operators in the air more quickly.
EAP rapid response team
Maintenance and Modifications

EAP Adds Array of Engine Models to Portfolio

EAP is offering coverage for more Rolls, GE, Honeywell, and P&WC engines
Challenger 604 with GE CF34-3B
Maintenance and Modifications

Engine Assurance Program Adds GE CF34-3B Coverage

The engine is the latest in company’s growing portfolio
EAP
Maintenance and Modifications

EAP Seeing Benefits of Managing Supply Chain with Own Inventory

Supply chain still plaguing Europe
Sean Lynch,  EAP managing director
Engines

Maintaining Engines is Critical to Maintaining the Value of Your Aircraft

EAP has amassed a large pool of rental engines, maintains a multi-million-dollar inventory of spare parts and has assembled a highly-skilled technical team including AOG support.
EAP Hawker 800XP
Maintenance and Modifications

Ensuring your aircraft is ready when you are.

Engine Assurance Program has amassed a $41M inventory of rental engines and replacement LRUs and complemented that with a large network of dedicated AOG technicians to meet one goal: Ensuring its customers enjoy 99.9% aircraft availability.
Engine Assurance Program
Maintenance and Modifications

EAP Expands Product Line for Third Year Running

More Pratt, Rolls Models Join Program
Sean Lynch, EAP managing director