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In a statement CHC said, “ATSL is an independent, customer service-focused aircraft engine repair & overhaul company servicing General Electric CT58/T58and Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6T turboshaft engines.”
“CHC will begin performing this work in-house, and further expand the service to third-party customers. Additionally, CHC will take delivery, in the third quarter, of related tooling and testing equipment in order to provide R&O services for dynamic components in its Sikorsky S-76 and S-61 aircraft, and further provide this service to third-party customers.”
According to CHC Chairman and CEO Craig Dobbin said: “The acquisition and expansion are part of an ongoing strategy to increase our in-house capabilities to better serve our existing customers, and to expand our R&O business to new third-party customers. Our mission is to provide customers with the highest standards of safety and service in the industry, a mission that has been shared by ATSL.”
