CIVIL AEROSPACE HOW WE WORK Carrying passengers and freight daily from one continent to another, commercial airliners are the true workhorses of the sky so any delays due to maintenance activities can cause major disruption. ATL knows that having an aircraft out of service for planned maintenance is expensive and we know our customers are under pressure to hit their turnaround targets. OUR ABILITIES Our ability to meet critical engine build schedules and maintenance programs is partly due to being a true ‘one-stop-shop’ repair centre. All our processes reside within ATL control, with no subcontracting requirements. In this way we can be truly in control of our client delivery and we are proud of our market leading on time delivery performance and turnaround times. COMMON ENGINES Common engines that ATL works to repair include: ATL PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES For this reason, ATL is recognised as an integral supply chain partner to leading UK and European turbine maintenance providers. We hold all the special processes, procedures and accreditations required for high quality civil aero component repair and are accredited to EASA Part 145 together with AS9110C and ISO9001:2015. ATL also holds NADCAP accreditation for our NDT processes and conform to SABRe 3 requirements. OUR CLIENTS Whether it be multiple or single repair requirements, extending the life of high-value engine components or supporting legacy and late life engine programs, ATL works with our clients to reduce operating costs and deliver economical repair solutions on time, every time. VIEW MORE SECTORS QUICK LINKS ABOUT INDUSTRY SECTORS OUR CAPABILITIES LATEST NEWS PRIVACY POLICY CONTACT CONTACT INFORMATION & TERMS +44 (0) 1382 772 200 HELLO@ATLTURBINESERVICES.CO.UK TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR PURCHASE TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR SALE AS9110C ADDITIONAL TERMS RISK ASSESSMENT (COVID-19) EASA-CERTIFICATE CAA-CERTIFICATE FIND US Site 4, Piper Street Baldovie Industrial Estate Dundee DD4 ONT Scotland UK © 2021 ATL Turbine Services. Website Design by Jigsaw Media Ltd. Photography courtesy of Chris Scott Photography.