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Managing engine leases
In today's competitive environment, many airlines use leased aircraft and engines to give themselves maximum flexibility in their operations. EFPAC recognises this and allows you not only to state that an engine is leased, but also to define the maintenance payments required (either by hours or cycles), and the return conditions specified.
EFPAC then uses this data to calculate maintenance reserves based on predicted utilisation, the draw downs available at each shop visit and whether an engine will actually meet its Lease Return Conditions based upon the shop visits planned for it. The program will also identify those return criteria that the engine fails to meet.
