Aircraft Transition

Retrofit. Aircraft Transition.

For aircraft already in service, we run the full retrofit lifecycle, from configuration assessment and MOD definition, support contracts and induction to delivery.

  1. 01Aircraft Configuration Assessment
  2. 02MOD Definition & Part 21 RFP
  3. 03Support Contracts · PBH · CAMO · P145
  4. 04Livery & Cabin
  5. 05RSPL & Initial Provisioning
  6. 06Training
  7. 07Induction & Delivery
01Assessment

Aircraft Configuration Assessment

Before defining anything, we assess the current configuration, standards and modification status of the aircraft, and map the gap to the target specification.

  • Configuration & standard analysis
  • Modification status review
  • Gap analysis vs target specification
  • Feasibility and cost drivers
02Engineering

MOD Definition & Part 21 RFP

We define the modification embodiment and run the RFP to Part 21 design organisations, securing the right engineering route (SB / STC) and supplier.

  • Modification specification
  • Engineering requirements & embodiment
  • RFP to Part 21 / DOA organisations
  • SB / STC pathway and supplier selection
03Support

Support Contracts · PBH · CAMO · P145

We put the right support framework in place so the aircraft is operable and maintainable from day one.

  • Pay-By-Hour negotiation (components, engines)
  • CAMO set-up or transfer
  • Part 145 / MRO selection
  • Warranty & component support alignment
04Definition

Livery & Cabin

We drive brand and cabin definition for the retrofit, from livery to reconfiguration, with the operator perspective.

  • Livery design & application
  • Cabin reconfiguration & LOPA
  • BFE selection
  • Brand and product alignment
05Provisioning

RSPL & Initial Provisioning

We secure the right level of spares and tooling for induction and early operations.

  • RSPL review (manufacturer, OEMs, BFE)
  • Initial provisioning recommendations
  • Tooling list definition
  • Stock levels for dispatch reliability
06Readiness

Training

We prepare the airline teams so they are ready to operate and maintain the modified aircraft.

  • Crew and maintenance training plans
  • Documentation review
  • Type / differences training coordination
  • Operational readiness alongside airline teams
07Delivery

Induction & Delivery

We manage the induction and output of the aircraft, from work package follow-up to acceptance and return to service.

  • Induction management
  • Work package follow-up
  • Ground tests and acceptance
  • Return to service and post-delivery follow-up
How we engage

Transition Timeline.

Reference plan
Induction-centric
to return to service
01Configuration Assessment
02MOD & Part 21
03Livery & Cabin
04Support Contracts
05RSPL & IP
06Airline Readiness
07Induction & Delivery
MOD DEFINITION → PART 21 MANAGEMENT
LIVERY · CABIN
PBH · CAMO · P145
RSPL · PROVISIONING
AIRLINE READINESS
Selection
Config freeze
Part 21 / STC
Delivery
EIS
M-18
M-15
M-12
M-9
M-6
M-3
Delivery
EIS
Active stream
Aircraft in the shop