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Digital and App magazine readers can watch a video on PHP by clicking the play button.


Article, photos, and video by Lyn Burks


gent need, like replacing an N1 tach indicator that just quit on a helicopter stuck out in the field, when All American Aviation needs a part they contact Preci- sion HeliParts (PHP). There is a tongue-in-cheek saying that


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“A helicopter is 5,000 moving parts all trying to do you bodily harm.” Of course, I strongly disagree with the latter part of that statement. However, since every hel- icopter is indeed made up of thousands of parts, the scenarios above play out hundreds of times every day in a variety of ways all over the world. Fortunately, for thousands of operators in over 60 countries, PHP is part of their solution. Precision HeliParts is a Precision Avi-


ation Group (PAG) company. Their mis- sion statement is: “To provide industry leading aviation


MRO services and supply chain logistics world wide.” It’s one thing to write a mission state-


ment. It is quite another thing to execute the mission. Please understand at the outset that


this company is not just an MRO. Nor is it just an inventory supplier. It’s really a hybrid of the two, and it takes both sides of its business very seriously. That’s why it has created a comprehensive global system with its own exclusive name: In- ventory Supported Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (ISMRO).


hether it’s something


routine, like over- hauling one of its many starter genera- tors, or a more ur-


28 March 2014


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