Derby’s Rolls-Royce opens £50m engine maintenance centre at Heathrow
DERBY aero engine-maker Rolls-Royce has opened a £50 million centre at Heathrow Airport to provide around-the-clock maintenance and support.
The firm’s London Heathrow Service Centre will support aircraft based at the airport which use Trent engines.
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Rolls-Royce has opened a £50m engine maintenance centre at Heathrow Airport
The 95,000sq ft facility includes a state-of-the-art engine workshop, four times larger than the previous Rolls-Royce service centre at Hatton Cross, Heathrow.
In the new centre, engineers will be able to work on up to 13 Trent engines at any one time, double the capacity of the previous facility.
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When fully operational it will employ up to 60 people, with 40 staff transferring from the existing Rolls-Royce Heathrow facility.
More than 90% of Trent engine orders include a TotalCare package, which sees Rolls-Royce maintain the engines throughout their service life.
Eric Schulz, Rolls-Royce’s president of civil large engines, said: “We are very proud to open our new state-of-the-art London Heathrow Service Centre, which joins our global network of service centres.
“As our order book and customer demand for our TotalCare support services continue to grow, we are committed to ensuring we deliver excellent support, on time, every time.”
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