Offering a dedicated engineering team that provide a wide range of scheduled, fixed price and ad-hoc maintenance services to aviation clients around the world, JMC Group is celebrating its latest agreement for Flight Length Sensitive (FLS) tasks with Ryanair at Prestwick Airport in Scotland.
The contract will see JMC Group support nine Ryanair aircraft through the Boeing 737 FLS inspection programme. The tasks require mandatory fuel tank structure inspections, which involve JMC technicians carrying out all the preparation for Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) by removing sealant and cleaning, often working in compact areas with limited accessibility. Once the inspections have been completed the JMC technicians will re-seal the disturbed areas.
“We’re delighted to have been appointed to support the FLS inspection programme on Ryanair’s Boeing 737 aircraft. FLS operations can be delivered globally by our dedicated in-house team of engineers, all of whom are experienced in delivering a wide range of scheduled and ad-hoc maintenance services within the aviation sector,” said Tony Eversden, JMC Group’s Head of Engineering.
JMC’s team of specialist engineers will be overseen by Joel Crook, JMC Group’s Project Manager for Fixed Price Engineering. He will be tasked with ensuring all aspects of the work are managed in line with Ryanair’s requirements.
Adam Hale, Head of Base Maintenance at Ryanair noted: “We are looking forward to working with JMC’s FLS inspection team on our Boeing 737 aircraft at Prestwick Airport. Maintaining airworthiness of our aircraft is our number one priority and JMC’s reputation for accomplishing tasks safely and to the highest standards supported our decision to appoint them to support our FLS inspection programme.”
