Engines
Rolls Further Improves Missed Trip and AOG Response Rates
Improved parts availability and engine health monitoring are key drivers of reduced missed trip rates and improved AOG response for Rolls-Royce operators.
Rolls-Royce’s CorporateCare maintenance program is responsible for continued improvement in engine reliability, in part, because its data-collection process enables the engine-maker to anticipate issues before they show up in service.
Rolls-Royce’s CorporateCare maintenance program is responsible for continued improvement in engine reliability, in part, because its data-collection process enables the engine-maker to anticipate issues before they show up in service.

Rolls-Royce is continuing to make significant investments to keep enhancing its CorporateCare support programs for its family of business aircraft engines. And these investments are reaping benefits for aircraft operators because, as of mid May, the three-month average rate for averted missed trips had reached 99.3 percent, meaning that in hardly any cases at all are its engines the reason that a flight has to be canceled or postponed. At the same time, the average aircraft-on-ground (AOG) incident involving a Rolls-Royce engine had fallen to just 17.9 hours—well below the 24 hour upper limit.