Aircraft Maintenance programmes and Minimum Equipment lists

Aircraft Maintenance programmes

Tyler Aeronautica work with non-commercial operators to develop aircraft maintenance programmes. Your aircraft maintenance programme is an approved programme that shows the schedule for all your aircrafts’ maintenance work and includes specific inspections for serialised aircraft as well as aircraft-specific maintenance measures based on the data provided by the manufacturer. Our comprehensive programmes include all relevant data such as tolerances, thresholds, part numbers and life-limited components. 
We use a range of planning tools to develop your comprehensive management programme drawing on our 70+ years in the industry and the knowledge we have from our large approval list. 
 

We can tailor a maintenance programme to your specific operation, taking into account the hours you fly, the area of operation and any specific operational requirements you may have. 

Minimum Equipment List (MEL)
A Minimum Equipment List (MEL) stipulates the minimum equipment required by an aircraft for a safe flight and is compiled using the manufacturer's Master Minimum Equipment List (MMEL). An MEL allows you to continue to operate the aircraft safely, when otherwise you may have been grounded.
MELs are specific to not only the aircraft but also its operation and the requirements of its country or authority of registration. Tyler Aeronautica takes these and any other special operating rules into consideration when creating Minimum Equipment Lists for clients. 
 

If you would like to discuss your documentation requirement, then please give us a call today on 07976 031576 or email camo@tyleraeronautica.com.

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