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Pratt & Whitney Canada, a business unit of Pratt & Whitney, today announced that it has signed a contract with CAMP to extend the use of its service until 2040. data analysis company specializing in condition monitoring (SEM) for all of its turbofans, turboshafts and turboprops. CAMP, a service provider to Pratt & Whitney Canada since 2010, currently performs SEM data analysis for 25,000 P&WC engines in service.
“Engine health monitoring is a critical aspect of our by-the-flight maintenance programs, including the Eagle program and the fleet management program,” said Irene Makris, Vice President, Customer Service. “CAMP is the world's leading provider of SEM services; for this reason, it is a key strategic collaborator in our efforts to continue to innovate in SEM technologies and it allows us to meet the needs of our growing fleet and those of customers, which are constantly changing. »
P&WC's Eagle TM (ESP TM ) program , which improves asset value, availability and performance, covers preventative and unscheduled engine maintenance. As for the Fleet Management Program MC (FMP MC), it helps fleet operators reduce operating costs and simplify engine maintenance management. Both programs are supported by CAMP's SEM services, whose reliability and speed of delivery optimize engine maintenance and improve the customer experience. SEM services also promote digital connectivity across all engines in P&WC's fleet, which is critical to improving fleet reliability.
Every month, CAMP runs a quick analysis of data from thousands of P&WC engines. P&WC works closely with CAMP to optimize the engine analysis services provided to its customers. This collaboration leverages the strengths of both companies: CAMP's portal and engine health monitoring expertise on the one hand, and P&WC's engine analytics, digital connectivity and capabilities on the one hand. 'somewhere else. This pooling of resources will allow P&WC to accelerate the modernization of its customer portal, mobility services and analytics procedures, which are based on cloud computing and machine learning technologies. The company will thus be able to optimize collaboration and its customer service.
“We are extremely pleased to have our contract renewed with long-time collaborator P&WC,” said Sean Lanagan, president at CAMP. “Our analysts can identify engine health trends from data collected through our state-of-the-art platform, allowing us to identify issues before they impact the engine. condition of a device or its technical availability. Customers save money and can rest easy. »
