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Technical services and facilities
 

From 2005, Carpatair has its own maintenance facilities at a modern hangar at Timisoara Airport, ensuring 24h/7 aircraft maintenance to the latest international standards and regulations. The current Carpatair fleet is comprised of 14 SAAB 2000 and 3 Fokker 100 aircraft.

 

 

 

Our technical department and maintenance facilities and offices are located in Timisoara, Romania. Additionally, we have technical line stations for minor maintenance at several locations such as Cluj-Napoca and Chisinau.

 
 
Our company currently performs maintenance on the following aircraft types:
 
      Fokker 100
      SAAB 2000
      SAAB 340
 
Line Maintenance 
 
We perform line maintenance for SAAB 2000, SAAB 340, and Fokker 100 at our line stations in Timisoara, Cluj-Napoca and Chisinau.
We perform pre-flight check, daily check, weekly check, “A“-check, component replacement including engines, propellers, troubleshooting and defect rectification, minor modifications and applicable AD (Airworthiness Directives) notes, specialized inspections, minor “on-wing” work.
 
Base Maintenance
 
We perform heavy maintenance in Timisoara, at our home base.
Our Base maintenance department consists of licensed engineers, sheet metal staff, NDT staff, avionic engineers, interior mechanics and component shops such as battery shop, brake and wheel shop.
We perform all inspections, including “C”-checks (every 4000 flight hours), routine and non-routine maintenance, as well as additional work packages (service bulletins, AD notes, etc.) which are performed within the shortest time possible and to the highest aviation industry standards.
 
Component maintenance
 
We offer component maintenance work at our home base in Timisoara.
 
      Category C16 Propellers;
      Category C5 Batteries;
      Category C14 Landing Gear (tire change).
 
Engineering and Planning Services
 
Carpatair engineering and planning office is located in Timisoara.
Our engineers provide full assistance to the Line and Base Maintenance departments in order to ensure the highest quality within minimum ground time.
 
Our Engineering services include but are not limited to the following activities:
 
      Customizing maintenance programs, taking into account the national regulations and requirements
      Evaluation of AD notes /Service Bulletins
      Engine trend monitoring and quality assurance
      Participation in the manufacturer’s reliability programs
      Collection and analysis of the maintenance data for various statistics
      Liaison with manufacturers for different kinds of technical problems
 
Our short- and long-time Planning services consist of:
 
      Control of all scheduled checks and deferred defects
      Tracking of all life limited parts and airworthiness limitations parts
      Planning and controlling of AD notes/Service bulletins and modifications
      Prepare and issue work orders and work packages based on the maintenance forecast
 
All the above-mentioned activities are administered and controlled by AMOS (Aircraft Maintenance and Engineering System) software.
The computerized system AMOS is valuable software providing the complex maintenance, engineering and logistic requirements of the aviation industry.
Due to the system’s flexibility, full functionality, open technology and data transparency, AMOS leads to safe business decisions resulting in efficient cost management.
 
Technical department interaction with Operations Controller
 
The Maintenance Technical Controller ensures the liaison between the Technical Department and Operations Control Center for assuring currency in the day-to-day operation, as well as for the long-term planning of major maintenance events.
He controls the maintenance works performed at all Carpatair stations, introducing them into the Netline operational software. He supervises the stage of execution for the maintenance planned in the Hub at Timisoara, based on the information received from the Technical and Engineering departments.