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PF-01 Maintenance Ladder The PF­01 Maintenance Ladder is designed to be stored inside the air­


craft at all times, providing access to the ladder at any time. Inspired by the functionality of a car’s spare tire, the ladder takes up very little room and goes unnoticed but provides immense convenience. The PF­01 model extends up to 10 feet and weights under 30 pounds, and is an affordable alternative to regular maintenance ladders. It will work with any small­to­mid­size aircraft. The ladder’s primary use for mid­size air­ craft is emergency maintenance in the field, pre­flight checks and light maintenance in the hangar. For small aircraft, the PF­01 works well for most all maintenance needs.


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Premier Turbines Located in Neosho, Missouri, Premier Turbines is dedicated to delivering precision services and on­time perform­


ance, coupled with expertise that comes from decades of experience on turbine engines powering helicopters. Premier Turbines provides support and services to a wide range of customers that includes B&GA, government and mil­ itary. The company provides these customers with trusted repair and overhaul services for their turbine engines, com­ ponents and accessories. Over the last 40 years, Premier Turbines has grown into a world­leading Authorized Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul Center (AMROC) for Rolls­Royce M250 helicopter engines and it is a member of the 250 FIRST net­ work. Most recently, it was named a GE­licensed Designated Repair Center for M601 engines. Current capabilities and authorizations are:


• Rolls­Royce – M250, T63 • General Electric – M601 • General Electric – J85/CF700 • General Electric – CF34


Certifications •FAA certified and EASA accepted •ISO 9001:2008 certified •C­TPAT and ISA certified


www.premierturbines.com 42 August 2013


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