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and records are in impeccable shape. This will enable Spirit Airlines to be as efficient and organized as possible. Spirit Airlines will be implementing the XI version of


Trax Maintenance. This version includes over 20 modules catering for virtually every aspect of airline maintenance. TRAX Maintenance will assist Spirit Airlines in several ways: from Material Management and Finance to Technical Records and Reliability. Spirit Airlines will have aircraft, inventory, and maintenance activity information integrated into a single system.


HAI HONORS INDUSTRY’S FINEST The Helicopter Association International (HAI) announces the winners of the 2014 Salute to Excellence awards: Sikorsky Humanitarian Service


Award: Crew of Rescue 912, 103 Search and Rescue Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force Excellence in Helicopter Maintenance Award: Team Sharana, AAR Airlift Group – Afghanistan AgustaWestland Safety Award:


Christopher J. Horton, Manager of Flight Operations, Guidance Aviation Airbus Helicopters Golden Hour


Award: Howard L. Ragsdale, Senior Vice President, Business Development, Air Methods Corporation W.A. “Dub” Blessing Award (Flight


Instructor of the Year): Dr. Gordon Anthony Jiroux, h.c., President/CEO, Universal Helicopters, Inc. Bell Helicopter Lifetime


Achievement Award:W.M. “Archie” Gray, Senior Vice President, Aviation Services, Air Methods Corporation MD Helicopters Law Enforcement


Award: Chief Donald L. Shinnamon, Sr. (Ret.) Excellence in Communications Award: Elan Head, Special Projects Editor, Vertical magazine Pilot of the Year Award: Chuck


Aaron, Chief Helicopter Pilot/Director of Maintenance, Red Bull, N.A. The awards will be presented at the


53rd annual Salute to Excellence on Wednesday, Feb. 26, at the Anaheim Marriot, during HAI HELI-EXPO 2014.


AIRBP SELECTS NATA SAFETY 1ST AS TRAINING PROVIDER


The National Air Transportation Association announces that Air BP North America (NA) has chosen NATA Safety 1st as its safety training provider.


Based at Schiphol Airport, The Netherlands, EPCOR is a wholly owned AFI KLM E&M (Air France Industries KLM Engineering and Maintenance) subsidiary dedicated to total support of Auxiliary Power Units (APU) and Pneumatic Components. EPCOR has a deep understanding of airlines’ priorities, providing short turn times and cost control policy through its highly skilled staff using the latest technology. EASA and FAR 145 accredited, EPCOR provides airline APU maintenance to the 737NG, 777, 787, A320 series, A330 / A340, and EMBRAER 170/190 aircraft. EPCOR’s engineering experts continuously work on APU and APU components development while also providing repair and overhaul for air cycle machines, environmental control system components, engine starters, leading edge flap drive units, and other pneumatic components, all supported by a worldwide logistics network.


EPCOR specializes in the repair of auxillary power units and pneumatic components.


EPCOR MRO facility at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport


Driving LEAN MRO operations with the industry’s preferred


software solution EPCOR deploys Quantum Control MRO & Logistics Software as its operational system to streamline work processes and foster LEAN business initiatives. The Challenge


EPCOR, back in 2005, needed a software solution to unify and improve its business processes as part of its ongoing LEAN SIX SIGMA effort. Because of this continuous improvement mindset, EPCOR was also searching for a software vendor that would welcome collaboration on future software improvements and integrate the aviation commu- nity’s best-practice advancements into the software.


The Solution


EPCOR selected Quantum MRO & Logistics software for several signif- icant reasons:


• Component Control was very open to collaborating with EPCOR to develop the Quantum Shop Control module that is specifi- cally made to comprehensively manage aircraft MRO of compo- nents and their associated quality control requirements.


• EPCOR could integrate all of their business software into Quantum


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to have a single repository of busi- ness data to quickly search and respond to business needs.


• Component Control’s software improvement philosophy meant that Quantum would be a living software that adapted over time to encompass evolving industry best practices


Commented Joost Bosman, Quantum Program Manager at EPCOR, “With Quantum, EPCOR has operations focused software opti- mized specifically for running a LEAN aviation MRO environment. The ongoing successful use of Quantum at EPCOR has resulted in parent company AFI KLM E&M leveraging Quantum to automate surplus part sales and streamline corresponding background logistics.”


With this partnership, Air BP customers will benefit from comprehensive training in an easy to administer, self-paced and self-directed online platform through NATA Safety 1st. “We are pleased at Air BP North America to have our customers aligned to and learning from the industry leader, NATA. The NATA Safety 1st program is an excellent benefit to the aviation community and for the safety of all,” says John Stumpf, Air BP NA operations manager. “Achieving safety in aviation operations takes teamwork


and we are very pleased to add Air BP NA to the Safety 1st team, “says Thomas L. Hendricks, NATA president


www.componentcontrol.com Visit Component Control at Heli-Expo 2014 · Feb 24-27 · Anaheim, CA · Booth #7405


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