Thu, Sep 24, 2015
Shenyang Avias Aviation Maintenance Engineering Co. Located Near Shenyang Taoxian Airport
Shenyang Avias Aviation Maintenance Engineering Co. Ltd. has been named by Hartzell Propeller as its first Service and Support Center in the People's Republic of China.
Shenyang Avias is located near Shenyang Taoxian Airport in Shenyang, the provincial capital and largest city of Liaoning Province in Northeast China.Shenyang Avias was established in 1998 and has a professional maintenance staff of 40 people who perform maintenance, repair and overhaul of aircraft engines and components.
“This latest initiative demonstrates that Hartzell Propeller is committed to Chinese owners, operators and mechanics,” Weiqing (Max) Wang, Hartzell Propeller Managing Director for China, based in Shanghai City, said in a news release. “While Shenyang Avias is our first Service and Support Center in China, Hartzell will continue the long-term expansion of the service and support network to meet future growth of General Aviation in China.”
Shenyang Avias General Manager Sha Wei said, “Following considerable effort and investment, we are honored to be the first facility acknowledged by Hartzell for technical service and support in the People's Republic of China. Shenyang Avias has completed significant technical training at Hartzell Propeller’s production facility in Ohio and invested in considerable maintenance tooling to support the company’s propellers.”
The on-going relationship with Shenyang Avias provides Hartzell Propeller with in-country service, support, and warranty capability in addition to existing on-site representation in Shanghai, and 24/7 Mandarin AOG telephone technical support. Hartzell recently completed translations of propeller owner's manuals into Mandarin for the most popular turboprop and piston-powered aircraft flying in China.
(Image provided with Hartzell Propeller news release. Sha Wei, General Manager at Shenyang AVIAS Aviation and Dean Ward, Hartzell Propeller Director of Aftermarket Parts & Service)
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