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MTU support for the “flying gas station”Edition: 1/2010; Rubric: MTU Global
They fly anti-terrorist missions and support humanitarian operations around the globe: The KC-10 Extenders operated by the U.S. Air Force can simultaneously carry troops, cargo and fuel. They are powered by CF6-50 engines. ...
The latest addition of the MTU family is up and running: MTU Aero Engines Polska, based in Rzeszów in south-east Poland, was officially inaugurated in late May 2009. MTU’s most recent affiliate has all three areas of capability in engine construction—development, production, and repair— combined under one roof. ...
It’s on the scene quickly, whether on land, at sea, or in the air: the U.S. Marine Corps frequently deploys personnel and equipment in the event of crises, major conflicts and national disasters—anytime and anywhere in the world. In order to ensure it is able to operate even more effectively and efficiently in future, this branch of the U.S. Armed Forces is now procuring the new CH-53K heavy-lift transport helicopter manufactured by Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation. And MTU Aero Engines is supplying the power turbine for the General Electric engine powering the CH-53K. ...
Early next year, the City of Cincinnati in America’s tri-state region of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky will become home to one of MTU’s mobile repair teams (MRT). From here, three mechanics will look after the CF34™ engines primarily of Air Wisconsin …
MTU’s Maintenance segment last August got a new chief as Bernd Kessler succeeded to the top position of the 2,000-people function. …