The certification will see TAA perform repair and overhaul of the RTM322 and MTR390 engines and modules fitted to the ADF’s MRH 90 and ARH helicopters. [Photo: Defence]
Turbomeca Australasia Pty Ltd
(TAA) has been certified by the Directorate General Technical Airworthiness of
the Australian Defence Force as an Approved
Maintenance Organisation (AMO).
The certification will see TAA perform repair and overhaul of the RTM322 and
MTR390 engines and modules fitted to the ADF’s MRH 90 and ARH helicopters.
MRH
LMU Director John Page presented the AMO certification to TAA Managing Director
Stewart Noel at a recent ceremony at the company’s Bankstown facility.
This
certification formally recognises TAA’s capability to adhere to the ADF’s
Technical Airworthiness Regulations, when maintaining their aeronautical
products.
The certification further enhances TAA’s existing Quality, Safety and Environmental
Management Systems.
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The certification will see TAA perform repair and overhaul of the RTM322 and MTR390 engines and modules fitted to the ADF’s MRH 90 and ARH helicopters. [Photo: Defence]
![The certification will see TAA perform repair and overhaul of the RTM322 and MTR390 engines and modules fitted to the ADF’s MRH 90 and ARH helicopters. [Photo: Defence]](http://yaffa-cdn.s3.amazonaws.com/adm/images/dmImage/StandardImage/MR90_main.jpg)