Enstrom, May 10, 2024 - Enstrom will be able to better care for its European customers with its recent repair station validation by the EASA. This validation certifies that Enstrom repair station processes are in full compliance with the latest EASA requirements.
Enstrom’s state-of-the-art repair station (EASA.145.8090) operates within its Menominee, MI factory. It will now provide European Union customers with helicopter maintenance, damage repairs, upgrades, and component overhauls, all at the hands of Enstrom’s premier repair experts.
This announcement comes on the heels of February’s FAA Repair Station validation. Prior to that, Enstrom had completely refurbished its facility with new equipment, new tooling, new storage, and countless other quality-of-life improvements. In the months since then, Enstrom’s repair station has issued return-to-service releases for 61 components and assemblies.
Dennis Martin, Enstrom Chief Commercial Officer said “We’re proud of the hard work that went into receiving this validation, and it will be a welcome relief to our customers in the European Union. We couldn’t be more excited. With this validation, our Repair Station can now provide overhauled components and other services to our European customers in addition to parts.”
Enstrom helicopters have been flown all over the European continent for more than 50 years. A sizeable fleet has grown there in that time. Enstrom is now seeking approval from the UK CAA to better service customers in that region.
To schedule service or to learn more about our new repair station, please contact Enstrom’s Product Support Department. You can reach them by phone at (906) 863-1200 or by email.
About Enstrom Helicopter Corporation : From Rudy Enstrom’s early designs in 1943 to initial testing in a Michigan Quarry in 1957 to aircraft operating on six continents, Enstrom Helicopter Corporation has maintained a reputation for safety, value and performance. Based in Menominee, Michigan and proudly made in the United States, Enstrom has a rich history for design innovation. The goal is to provide helicopters to the customer’s exact specification and deliver support and maintenance worldwide.
Enstrom’s state-of-the-art repair station (EASA.145.8090) operates within its Menominee, MI factory. It will now provide European Union customers with helicopter maintenance, damage repairs, upgrades, and component overhauls, all at the hands of Enstrom’s premier repair experts.
This announcement comes on the heels of February’s FAA Repair Station validation. Prior to that, Enstrom had completely refurbished its facility with new equipment, new tooling, new storage, and countless other quality-of-life improvements. In the months since then, Enstrom’s repair station has issued return-to-service releases for 61 components and assemblies.
Dennis Martin, Enstrom Chief Commercial Officer said “We’re proud of the hard work that went into receiving this validation, and it will be a welcome relief to our customers in the European Union. We couldn’t be more excited. With this validation, our Repair Station can now provide overhauled components and other services to our European customers in addition to parts.”
Enstrom helicopters have been flown all over the European continent for more than 50 years. A sizeable fleet has grown there in that time. Enstrom is now seeking approval from the UK CAA to better service customers in that region.
To schedule service or to learn more about our new repair station, please contact Enstrom’s Product Support Department. You can reach them by phone at (906) 863-1200 or by email.
About Enstrom Helicopter Corporation : From Rudy Enstrom’s early designs in 1943 to initial testing in a Michigan Quarry in 1957 to aircraft operating on six continents, Enstrom Helicopter Corporation has maintained a reputation for safety, value and performance. Based in Menominee, Michigan and proudly made in the United States, Enstrom has a rich history for design innovation. The goal is to provide helicopters to the customer’s exact specification and deliver support and maintenance worldwide.
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Enstrom EASA European Commission
