The last year has been a rewarding one for Jet-Care International of Cedar Knolls, N.J., a subsidiary of UK’s Spectro Laboratories, its representatives reported at NBAA ’02. The company has expanded the list of clients for its services while also gaining good response to the new upgrade for its ECHO (Engine Condition Health Online) software package. Latest to join the Jet-Care monitoring roster is Lufthansa, which reported at the convention here that it has chosen Jet-Care’s CF34 trend program to monitor its fleet for Bombardier’s Smart Parts program.
Overall, Jet-Care president and CEO David Glass said, his organization now is monitoring the health of almost 12,000 engines in more than 50 countries. “That is an increase of 20 percent over last year. The events of September 11 have led to an increase in activity in corporate aviation as well as commercial operators looking at how they can save money with uncertain passenger numbers. They are now recognizing the true financial value of the diagnostic tools that Jet-Care provides.”
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