
Engine Assurance Program Marks 10 Years With Expanded APU Support
Founded in 2016, EAP says hundreds of engines and auxiliary power units are enrolled in its coverage program.
Engine Assurance Program (EAP) says it has expanded its APU support and introduced RAPID TEAM response for aircraft-on-ground situations and scheduled maintenance as it marks 10 years since its 2016 founding.
Key details
- EAP covers engines and APUs from General Electric, Honeywell, Pratt & Whitney Canada, and Rolls-Royce.
- The company says hundreds of engines and APUs participate in its program.
- EAP reports a dispatch reliability rate of 99.98% and maintains a parts inventory valued in the millions of dollars.
- Managing Director Sean Lynch leads the program.
- Joe Vitulli joined EAP as northeast sales director after retiring from Honeywell Aerospace.
- Chuck Oberfield serves as EAP's director of APUs.
EAP reports a dispatch reliability rate of 99.98%.
Why it matters
EAP's coverage spans engines and APUs from four manufacturers, giving operators options across a range of equipment. Its expanded APU support and RAPID TEAM service extend the program's offering to scheduled maintenance as well as aircraft-on-ground needs.
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