Jet-Care and Honeywell Launch Fault Code Reporting Service

Jet-Care and Honeywell have launched a fault code reporting service for the Honeywell TFE731 DEEC (digital electronic engine control) which will be offered as an addition to Jet-Care's existing engine performance trend monitoring program.

Jet-Care's CEO David Glass said a recent survey showed that operators were interested in a service that read the entire DEEC (digital electronic engine control) download - take off data, cruise data and fault codes - and that his company has succeed in identifying all the fault codes registered within each of these.

According to Mr. Glass, customers enrolling their engines for this service will receive an emailed report from Jet-Care for each individual download sent in that will detail all the fault codes as they are extracted.  Operators will be advised of any critically important faults by a phone call from a Jet-Care program manager.

The new service will be available after June 1, 2007; Jet-Care's current customers can simply add this to their existing package of services.

Honeywell Zing

In addition, to DEEC fault code reports, operators of TFE731 engines, will also be able to take advantage of Honeywell's new Zing intelligent monitoring network that provides business jet operators with Honeywell's remote engine diagnostics.  05-28-2007.

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