ATLANTA, April 8, 2014—Delta TechOps is now offering expanded capabilities for its maintenance, repair and overhaul customers including thrust reverser, landing gear and composites maintenance work including engine nacelles and pylons in response to customer interest.

Thrust Reversers

Customers to benefit from turnaround times of just 20-30 days utilizing institutional knowledge of technicians who perform 400 Delta Air Lines thrust reverser jobs per year.
Full overhaul capability, including large composites, hydraulic components, all delamination repairs and a dedicated paint booth
ISO 9001 certification
Inventory exchange program including AOG support
Composites

Two shops strategically located to support AOG or IROPs needs: Atlanta and Minneapolis/St. Paul
Onsite support for AOGs
24/7 support and shop coverage
Dedicated engineering staff to develop repairs
Dedicated tooling staff to build specialized tooling for repair or rebuild situations.
Ground-breaking 3D measurement FARO equipment and design software to reverse engineer and validate tooling dimensions
Dual autoclave availability in Atlanta and Minneapolis/St. Paul
Spare support through harvest program.
Ply cutting equipment for kitting and precise repair or rebuild materials.
Laser ply locating machine.
Landing Gear

Exchange gears for B737, B757, B767 aircraft added to comprehensive line-up of complete landing gear maintenance including Boeing 737, 747, 757 and 767 aircraft
“We’ve been making great strides this year in expanding our MRO service coverage,” said Peter Turner, Vice President of Delta TechOps MRO Services. "As we reintroduce these services we take another important step in providing comprehensive provider option to all our customers. We’re pleased to add upon our existing expertise, efficiency, and experience in these three areas.

Delta TechOps is the largest airline maintenance, repair and overhaul provider in North America. Its customers laud its reputation for high-quality service and cost management. In addition to supplying maintenance and engineering support for Delta’s fleet of more than 750 aircraft, Delta TechOps serves more than 150 other aviation and airline customers around the world. The organization specializes in high-skill work such as engines, components, hangar and line maintenance. Delta TechOps employs more than 9,600 maintenance professionals and is one of the world’s most-experienced providers with more than 70 years of aviation experience. More about Delta TechOps is available at www.deltatechops.com.