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Hangar Maintenance (on-Aircraft)

Hangar Maintenance (on-Aircraft). Jake Snider. Typical hangar activities. Scheduled checks Aircraft modifications due to airworthiness directives, engineering orders and other services bulletins Fleet campaign directives Engine removal and installation Painting Interior modifications

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Hangar Maintenance (on-Aircraft)

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  1. Hangar Maintenance (on-Aircraft) Jake Snider

  2. Typical hangar activities • Scheduled checks • Aircraft modifications due to airworthiness directives, engineering orders and other services bulletins • Fleet campaign directives • Engine removal and installation • Painting • Interior modifications • Special inspections

  3. Organization of Hangar Maintenance • Manager under the director of aircraft maintenance (DOM) • Supervisor of aircraft maintenance • Supervisor of GSE • Supervisor of support shops

  4. Problems in Hangars • Nonroutine items • Parts Availability • Parts Robbing

  5. “C” Check • Preparation • Preliminary • Conduction • Completion and sign off • Return to service • Morning meetings

  6. Support and Overhaul Shops Organization • Manager of overhaul shops is responsible for the overhaul shops • Types of Shops • Sheet metal • Aircraft interior • Engine • Avionics • Shop data collection

  7. Ground support Equipment • Equipment to support the servicing and handling of operational aircraft while engaged in flight turnaround and ground movement activities • Equipment used to facilitate maintenance whether at turnaround or during scheduled or unscheduled downtime.

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