Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) DOA Goes To Pratt
& Whitney
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) has awarded
Design Organization Approval (DOA) to Pratt & Whitney for
support of Pratt & Whitney's multi-year Fleet Technical
Management Agreement with Singapore Airlines Cargo.
Under the DOA, qualified Pratt & Whitney personnel in
Singapore are authorized by the CAAS to locally approve repairs,
modifications and deviations related to Singapore Airlines Cargo
fleet of PW4000-94 engines. This DOA award from the CAAS is the
first awarded in Singapore to an aircraft engine
OEM.
"DOA approval from the CAAS allows the P&W Fleet Technical
Management (FTM) organization to provide support to Singapore Cargo
Airlines as a full charge powerplant engineering department
responsible for day-to-day on-wing support of the airline fleet,"
said Jon Beatty, vice president, Airline Customers for Pratt &
Whitney. "We are thrilled to deliver Singapore Airlines Cargo a
fully inclusive and comprehensive service solution which provides
on-wing support through FTM and off-wing support and engine
overhaul through our existing fleet management program."
Singapore Airlines Cargo, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Singapore
Airlines formed in 2001, is one of the world's largest operators of
B747-400 freighters. Singapore Airlines Cargo flies more than 600
flights a week throughout its network of over 70 cities in more
than 30 countries around the world.
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