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NEWS This means that the facility now provides comprehensive


service for all in-service Gulfstream business jets. “Being able to service the entire Gulfstream fleet at Long Beach is very significant,” says Mark Burns, president, Product Support, Gulfstream. “It is an important geographic location for our operators, and we are pleased to continue to enhance our customer service capabilities.” The FAA’s authorization allows Gulfstream Long Beach technicians and mechanics to service and support G150 operators at the Long Beach facility and in the field. The facility is approved for maintenance and alterations, exclud-


ing overhaul, on the aircraft’s Honeywell TFE 731-40A twin engines and its Honeywell RE100 APU. Located at Long Beach Airport, this Gulfstream facility has been in operation since 1986.


VECTOR AEROSPACE CONSOLIDATES TEXAS-BASED ROLLS-ROYCE AND PRATT & WHITNEY CANADA ENGINE OPERATIONS Vector Aerospace Corporation announces its Heli- copter Services Rolls-Royce 250 model engine repair


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facility located in Lewisville, Texas is consolidating with the Vector Engine Services-Atlantic Pratt & Whitney Canada engine repair station in Southlake, Texas to create a combined engine repair operation. From Southlake, Vector Aerospace will offer repair station support for the Rolls-Royce model 250 and the Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A, JT15D and PW100 engines. John MacDougall,senior vice-


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president of sales for Vector is pleased with the consolidation strategy. “By combining the expertise and techni- cal resources of these two operations, Vector is well-positioned to develop process efficiencies that offer operators enhanced benefits including decreased turn-times and improved accessibil- ity to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport; which will aid in expediting the shipping and receiving process. Of course, offering the industry’s best customer service is a Vector hallmark, and this plan provides yet another op- portunity to improve upon our excep- tional standards of personal attention and customer satisfaction.” MacDougall emphasizes Vector anticipates a smooth transition for the Southlake repair station and assures customers that the company does not anticipate interruption to the either the Rolls-Royce or Pratt & Whitney engine lines during the September 1st- October 1st, 2009 transition period.


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