Fri, Feb 08, 2013
Legacy 650 Airframe, Honeywell HTF7000 Series Platinum Engine Coverage Now Available
Two new programs have been introduced by Jet Support Services, Inc. (JSSI); a new Embraer Legacy 650 Airframe Program and Platinum level coverage for the Honeywell HTF7000 series of engines.
The Embraer Legacy 650 Airframe Program covers virtually every part, component, assembly and system on the aircraft, excluding the engines and APU, for a limited contract term. Airframe pricing for this program is based on data obtained during JSSI’s 20 years of real world experience and it is customized by aircraft serial number and takes into account the unique customer flight profile. Legacy 650 clients can also opt to include Engines and APU to get JSSI’s exclusive Tip-To-Tail coverage.
Under the new Honeywell HFT7000 series Platinum Engine Program, JSSI clients receive coverage for:
- Scheduled Maintenance Inspections
- Unscheduled Maintenance Events
- 24/7 Worldwide Technical Support
- Future Mandatory and Recommended Service Bulletins
- Future Airworthiness Directives
- JSSI Technical Advisor on-site during Engine Shop Visits
- Troubleshooting Labor Allowance
- Rental Engines
- Removal and Replacement (R&R)
- Freight Coverage
HFT7000 Engine Program enrollments allow for the option of adding coverage for scheduled repair and replacement of Life Limited Components, as well as routine inspections. JSSI’s distinctive Platinum Programs are designed specifically for owners and operators of large cabin aircraft so there are also JSSI Platinum Programs for Rolls-Royce BR710, Tay 611-8, 611-8C and AE3007A1E engines, as well as GE-CF34-1A, 3A, 3A1, 3A2, 3B and 10E7 engines.
JSSI said in a news release that these two new Airframe and Engine Programs add to the full range of comprehensive offerings of Engine, Airframe and APU coverage provided by JSSI. Whether operating an in-service aircraft or one that was just delivered from the factory, JSSI has numerous options that provide maintenance budget stability to meet the needs of today’s dynamic flight operations.
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