Oakenhurst Aircraft Services Expands its Research and Development Department within its UK facility
· Oakenhurst is a world leader in MRO component support
· Oakenhurst offers a diverse range of repair and support services
· The R&D department is based in Oakenhurst’s UK facility
· Oakenhurst’s R&D department can design test equipment and tooling from the OEM’s original design specification
Tuesday 21st June 2011
Oakenhurst Aircraft Services (http://www.oakenhurst.com) “Oakenhurst” has expanded its Research and Development department at their UK headquarters facility in Essex.
Oakenhurst is an established, awarding winning part 145 MRO (Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul) facility for specialist aircraft spares. Oakenhurst offers a diverse range of support packages and cost effective solutions for the maintenance, manufacture, sale, lease and exchange of aircraft components.
Oakenhurst’s Research and Development department serves Oakenhurst’s global client base including commercial, commuter military and corporate airlines. The R&D department offers test equipment that is a direct equivalent and meets or exceeds the original design specification, thus possessing a natural advantage in providing the customer with cost savings and an enhanced service.
Charlie Parker, Managing Director of Oakenhurst, commented:
“As an independent MRO facility Oakenhurst has developed as a business by mapping it’s capability to current market trends. We believe the ability to quickly develop direct support around an airlines repair needs is crucial to Oakenhurst’s ongoing success and helps to differentiate Oakenhurst as a leader in the area of MRO component support. It is for this reason that Oakenhurst finds itself investing heavily in a new Research and Development facility with a dedicated team of professionals who are able to design test equipment and tooling from the OEM’s original design specification.”
Oakenhurst’s Research and Development Department will bring innovation into the way maintenance repair and overhaul procedures are executed.
Source: Oakenhurst Aircraft Services
