Engines
Western Aircraft Joins Rolls-Royce's Engines Service Network
Rolls-Royce is expanding its chain of authorized service as it prepares the new Pearl 700 turbofan to enter service on Gulfstream's G700 aircraft in 2022.
Under its CorporateCare program, Rolls-Royce supports engines on more than 3,600 business aircraft worldwide. (Photo: Rolls-Royce)
Under its CorporateCare program, Rolls-Royce supports engines on more than 3,600 business aircraft worldwide. (Photo: Rolls-Royce)

Western Aircraft  (Booth 2331) in Boise, Idaho, is joining Rolls-Royce’s global network of authorized service centers (ASCs). The facility, which is part of the Greenwich Aero Group, will support BR710A1/C4 and Tay 611-8/8C engines under the manufacturer’s CorporateCare program for business aircraft operators.

Rolls-Royce (Booth 1833) now has more than 75 ASCs worldwide, and these facilities are backed up by the UK-based group’s On-Wing Service specialists based in strategic hubs in the U.S., Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. The company also has spare parts and lease engine storage locations around the world.