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Engineering Alteration
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EGAT Engineering Policy: |
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Airworthiness and safety issues
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and Technical, maintenance,
overhaul and process standards are essential
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Objectives: |
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Mainly to provide all necessary
technical services for maintenance, repair, overhaul modification and
alteration ofaircraft, engines, and components to meet airworthy and safety
standards, and also provide manual adjustment if necessary. |
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Provide evaluation and/or
analysis services to customers for corrective of discrepancies and difficulties |
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| EGAT and BOEING formally signed the “B747-400
LCF (Large Cargo Freighter) Modification Services Agreement” on February 18th,
2005 , EGAT will convert three B747-400 passenger jets into large cargo
freighters that will be used to accommodate the transport of major assemblies
for the all-new Boeing 787 Dreamliner. This modification is an important
milestone for EGAT, after being chosen from a host of worthy competitors around
the world. EGAT continues to position itself as a fresh new professional force
in the global airline market through delivery of superior technical skill and
unparalleled services. |
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