NB Engine Shelter
UNIVERSAL Narowbody Engine Change Shelter
AOG incidents can lead to costly delays and scheduling difficulties for operators. The inflatable engine change shelter system provides the ideal solution for such events.
This “hangar-in-a-bag” system reduces downtime to a minimum and enables the AOG team to get the aircraft back in the air in the least possible time, thereby saving on costly hangar rentals and lost man hours.
The shelter system is small enough to ship as part of the fly-away kit. It may be set up on either engine to encapsulate both engine and pylon. By following the simple installation instructions provided, this kit can be installed in a matter of minutes by a crew of 3-4 people.
Once in place, the shelter system will boost your maintenance team’s productivity by providing a warm and safe environment in which to work.
These shelters feature specially designed fabrics that are both lightweight and tough, providing excellent abrasion and tear resistance. The unique materials are also fire retardant and resistant to hydraulic fluid and fuels, ensuring that they remain functional for many years.
Technical Specification
Packaged weight | 120-175 kg |
Temperatures ranges |
Can be used from -30° to +70°C (-22°F to +158°F) |
Applications
Airbus | Boeing | Embraer |
A319 CEO/ A319 NEO | B737 Classic | Embraer 170/175/190/195 |
A320 CEO/ A320 NEO | B737 NG | Embraer E175-E2/ E190-E2/E195-2 |
A321 CEO/ A321 NEO | B737 MAX |
Accessories
- LED work lights
- Heating unit
- Air-conditioning unit
- Lighting set
- Water filled ballast bag kit
Features
- Installation Crew: 3-4 persons
- Inflation Time: 5 minutes
- Folding and re-packing time: 15-20 minutes
- Strong but lightweight for easy handling
- Fire retardant and resistant to fuels, oils and hydraulic fluids
- Can withstand windspeeds of up to 25 knots
Benefits
- Can be branded with airline logo
- No previous training required
- Models available for use with HYDRO COBRA Engine Change System
- Provides privacy from passengers during engine maintenance