Wed, Oct 12, 2016
Adds Piper Meridian PT6A Engine Coverage To The Mix
Jet Support Services signed an agreement at Helitech International 2016 with HeliAir Sweden to enroll two AS350B2, one AS350B3, and two H120 helicopters onto JSSI’s Engine Program.
“Their product is a fantastic solution for us with the SAFRAN engines, especially as we are looking to expand our fleet of Airbus helicopters," said Aram Rubinstein, CEO for HeliAir Sweden AB. "In addition to reducing the workload of searching online for parts by our maintenance manager, Mr. Jan Yngvesson, we will also reduce our stock of spares because now we won’t need as many in inventory. A positive outcome due to our enrollment with JSSI.” Mr. Rubinstein added, “The fantastic service provided by JSSI is one that makes us feel welcome into the” JSSI family” from day one by providing coverage for FOD and other unexpected events,” Mr. Aram Rubinstein is also enrolling with JSSI, the PT6A engine for his personal Piper Meridian turboprop aircraft.
“We are not only covering the fleet of helicopter engines for HeliAir Sweden, but we are also uniquely qualified to provide Mr. Rubinstein coverage for his PT6 engine as well,” said Raymond Weiser, JSSI Helicopter Program Specialist. “We are excited to enter into this agreement here at the Helitech show, and we look forward to working with HeliAir Sweden for years to come.”
The JSSI Premium Engine Program covering the five SAFRAN Turbomeca engines and one Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A engine, is a comprehensive hourly cost maintenance program, covering scheduled and unscheduled events, as well as Life Limited Components, Service Bulletins, Airworthiness Directives, troubleshooting, FOD gap, and more. JSSI Engine Programs can be bundled with the Airframe Parts-Only Program for exclusive JSSI Tip-to-Tail helicopter coverage.
(Image provided with JSSI news release)
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