helistar Posted September 10, 2010 Posted September 10, 2010 (edited) Just on the news here in Phx tonight... The FAA has pulled the repair license for Phoenix Heliparts Inc for several major issues... here's a link... http://www.businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D9I4LH780.htm Edited September 10, 2010 by helistar Quote
500E Posted September 15, 2010 Posted September 15, 2010 Look at the work done on Richards 500e in the thread MD500e Restoration Project QuotePhoenix Heliparts Appeals Revocation of Part 145 Repair Station CertificateBusiness as usual as individual employees' mechanic certificates cover MRO operations at Mesa facilities. Mesa, AZ, September 10, 2010 – In response to the unexpected revocation of its repair station certificate by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Phoenix Heliparts' began the formal appeal of the agency's actions to the National Transportation Safety Board. As the appeal process unfolds, Phoenix will continue operations under its employees' individual part 65 mechanic certificates. Phoenix Heliparts president, Tina Cannon, said, "Phoenix has made aggressive moves starting two years ago to improve compliance with critical facets of its repair station certificate; it installed new senior management, rewrote the company's quality manual, and voluntarily refrained from further maintenance under the repair station certificate while undertaking these changes. As a result, following our move to a completely new and expanded facility, FAA inspectors performed an audit of the manuals and facility and reissued the repair station certificate on June 21st of this year. Consequently, this revocation action comes as a complete surprise. "The company is particularly gratified by the continued support of its worldwide customer base. The aviation industry understands that accusations by the government are easy to make and extremely hard and time consuming to defend. "To imply our work is unsafe, as the FAA has done, is both wrong and harmful to our employees and customers alike,'' Cannon added. "Regardless of the FAA's actions and accusations, the company has instituted a very solid quality system and is using that system to ensure that its individually certificated mechanics can prove that every step is taken in accordance with the regulations." The company's worldwide customers can rest assured the company will present a vigorous defence, and in the meantime, the quality workmanship it has provided in the past will continue today, tomorrow and in the future. Media ContactJamie McIntyre1-514-780-8525jamie@romeooscar.com Quote
deerock Posted September 17, 2010 Posted September 17, 2010 go get 'em Phoenix Heliparts. I hope they show the feds that they made a huge mistake. Quote
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