Honeywell Aerospace has signed a five-year
contract to support the French Navys fleet of Dassault Falcon
Guardian surveillance airplanes based in Tahiti.
Under the
agreement, Honeywell will provide parts, repair and overhaul
services and engineering support for the fleets Honeywell ATF3
turbofan engines.
Honeywell will work with Sabena Technics, the
primary maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) provider, to meet
the French Navys requirements.
The two companies have a long
history of supporting the Falcon Guardian platform. MRO services
on the engine will be provided by Honeywell at its Sky Harbor
facility in Phoenix, Arizona, enabling the French Navy to maintain
the capabilities of its Falcon Guardian fleet by keeping the
legacy engine operational.
Introduced in the early 1980s,
the Falcon Guardian is a twin-engine version of the Falcon 20,
specially adapted for maritime missions including surveillance and
search and rescue.
In addition to the Honeywell ATF3 engine, the
airplane is also equipped with Honeywells Inertial Reference
Unit, control box and Navigation Display Unit.
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