Airborne Engines Ltd. Revenue and Competitors

Winner of Rolls-Royce FIRST NETWORK MOST IMPROVED (Twice), BEST OVERALL QUALITY, LARGEST INVESTEMENT and LEVEL UP Awards, Airborne Engines Ltd. a specialist in M250 and T53 Maintenance Repair & Overhaul, is celebrating 25 years of keeping our customers Airborne! Established in 1991 Airborne Engines is a Rolls-Royce Approved Authorized Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul Center (AMROC) and a Honeywell Approved Service Center, specializing in Rolls-Royce M250 and Honeywell T53 engine MRO. With an In-House Aerospace Quality Assurance Program exceeding industry standards, and an excellent long-term operational history, Airborne Engines is committed to the highest standard of quality workmanship, service and reliability. Accredited with IS9001-2008 and AS9110 certification, you can rest assured that Quality and Performance our hallmarks of our business. Airborne has extensive rework, refurbishment and parts repair capabilities, which are continually being advanced and developed through our In-House, Design Engineering Representative. We have invested heavily in developing new and innovative new repair schemes to help drive down engine repair costs, focusing on repairing and refurbishing high cost parts rather than replacing them. We currently own over 260 specialized rework capabilities for the Honeywell T53 engine and over 225 specialized rework capabilities for the Rolls-Royce M250 engine. We are invested in lowering Direct Operating Costs for our customers, by continually tasking our technical and DER personnel to develop new repairs. AS9110 Rev C Aerospace Quality Maintenance System European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA 145.7083) On-Site Correlated Test Cell (T53 / M250 / PT6A & PT6T) Approved Training Organization (ATO) Design Approval Representative (DAR #371) Building on a quarter century of heritage and experience in the helicopter industry, with a worldwide reach, our customers trust us as their key provider of service, solutions and technical knowledge to keep them Airborne.