Asia Pacific Aerospace announced on November 26 that it has received EASA approval to undertake repair and maintenance on Honeywell LTS 101 engines.
APA is able to undertake a range of inspections on the engine, as well as gearbox replacement, fuel pump exchange and testing in its specialised test cell.
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APA is based in Pinkenba, adjacent to Brisbane International Airport, and specialises in maintenance, repair and overhauls of small gas turbine engines.