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LAST FU*KING EXAM, WE MADE ITMRO BUSINESS
SUMMARY
YEAR 2 | BLOCK 6 | JUNE
,Table of Contents
Engine planning – week 1 ................................................................................................................ 3
Gas Turbine Management – week 2 .............................................................................................. 12
Direct mx cost and mx reserves – week 4 ..................................................................................... 21
Airline fleet management & phase in/out – week 5 ..................................................................... 34
Aircraft Asset Management – week 6 ........................................................................................... 44
LEAN – week 7................................................................................................................................ 51
Airframe material inspection – week 9 ........................................................................................ 66
MRO IT – week 8........................................................................................................................... 69
Questions....................................................................................................................................... 72
Open question ............................................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
Workshop 1 ....................................................................................................................................... 1
Workshop 2 ..................................................................................................................................... 2
Workshop 4 ..................................................................................................................................... 5
Workshop 5 ..................................................................................................................................... 7
Workshop 6 ..................................................................................................................................... 8
Workshop 8 ................................................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
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, Engine planning – week 1
ENGINE PLANNING
Effects for the airline
Air turn back.
Aircraft out of service for 72 hours.
Heavy repairs, costs up to $ 3.500.000,- or when engine is scrapped $ 11.000.000,-
Temporary lease engine.
Unforeseen costs… Or is this covered?
Engine Planning necessity
An Engine Planning is necessary for:
- Lease contract and return conditions; Engine needs to be delivered with a certain
remaining life;
- Operational costs; High fuel burns due to inefficiency; FOD ingestion
- Life Limits; Full performance restoration, LLPs module replacement, you can’t go
any further.
Engines are next to the airframe the most expensive assets. The value of a new CFM567B
engine is $11.000.000,-. Overhaul costs vary between $1.500.000,- and $4.500.000,-.
Low-Thrust Rating Engine High-Thrust Rating Engine
LLP Scheduled end of life limited parts
Performance EGTm, fuel flow and other performance improvements
Hot Parts Damages found on parts during inspections
Others Any other occurrence
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, Major Elements off the Long-Term Engine Planning
1. Life Limited Parts (LLP)
2. EGT Margin based on:
Theoretical input manufacturer;
Corrected actual results during operation of the aircraft;
3. Known risks for repairs after inspections:
J-hook;
Dilution holes around spray nozzles
EGTm
– Higher reduction of EGTm are caused by:
Environment (China, India…)
NOTE: Only EGTm effects on FC’s are related to certain regions; By performing to less Engine
Washes;
– A low EGTm will cause a high EGT, where the engine will have EGT exceedances
when operating on high power settings.
– A Full Performance restoration will enhance the performance and EGTm of an
engine.
– When in the planning EGTm due is better compared to Full Performance,
savings are made!
– Performing an Engine Wash does not mean you can advance the EGTm to the
limits for a redelivery of an engine / aircraft.
– Lessors use a mean of the past year, not the latest exact figure!
High rating vs low rating engine & shop visit
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