Post on 03-Feb-2018
BUSINESS AND CAPABILITIES OVERVIEW
Introduction
1 Taurus Aerospace Group
2 Macquarie
3 Aircraft On Ground, Inc.
4 Locations/Certifications/Organization
5 Capabilities
6 Work Experience
7 Quality Management System
8 IT Systems
9 Questions/Comments
Taurus Aerospace Group
Establishing a portfolio of Aerospace Companies to support the industry in management of aircraft and aerospace assets throughout their lifecycle
North America’s largest provider of airframe MRO and component services
Premier provider of monolithic aero structures
Industry leader in fuel system maintenance, fuel tank inspection, repair, and assessment services
Parent , owner and manager of significant assets in the Aviation and Aerospace industry
Macquarie Aerospace Assets
MACQUARIE AVIATION & AEROSPACE PORTFOLIO
Macquarie Capital Group works with a comprehensive global portfolio of aviation assets; the market value of our holdings is over $14 billion
Aircraft LeasingAirports FBOs Engine Leasing Mfg & MRO
SYD, CPH, BRS, BRU, …
Atlantic Aviation Macquarie AirFinance
Macquarie Aviation Capital
TaurusAerospace
Leading global private airport operator and owner through MAp
Largest US FBO network with 71 locations owned and operated by MIC
Leading aircraft operating lessor through purchase of GATX Air
Portfolio of 128 commercial jet aircraft
Leasing of commercial jet engines through Mac Capital
Recently entered simulator market
Tier 2 manufacturer of complex aerostructures parts (Brek)
Largest independent MRO in the US (ATS & AOG Tank Tigers)
Airport Services
Smarte Carte
Smart Carte is the leading concessionaire of baggage cartes in over 160 airports worldwide
Jet Membership
Sentient
Leading provider of jet membership, charter management and fuel broker services
Aircraft On Ground Inc.
AOG Tank Tigers
Significant company events• 1976 - Founded operations servicing
corporate aircraft• 1987- Dallas headquarter established• 1998 - AOG Europe operation• 2008 - AOG Inc. acquired by Taurus Aerospace Group• 2008 - Taurus Aerospace Group acquisition of Tank Devils – Europe
Current Locations
North AmericaDallas, TX - HQChicago, ILEverett, WAGreensboro, NCLouisville, KYTucson, AZOntario, CASan Antonio, TXVancouver, Canada
Overseas OperationsBournemouth, England - HQCambridge, EnglandCardiff, WalesSydney, AustraliaSeville, Spain
• FAA 145 (CRS) certificated repair stations
• Dallas – DBER248K
• Seattle – DBE2248K
• San Antonio – DBE3248K
• EASA - 145.4163
• US DOD Approved, Cage Code OWZT3
• Quality Management System
• FAR 145
• ISO9001:2000 - AS9110 FS515444
• C.A.S.E. Listed
• DUNS: 183083187
Certifications
Organization
PresidentEd Riner
VP, OperationsCraig Rose
Manager, Structural Modifications
Johnny Villanueva
Site Managers(11) Sites
Director , QualityNeal McVickers
Supervisor, QualityKirk Paschal
Administrative Assistant
Evelyn Robles
Chief Inspector3 CRS Sites
ControllerDavid Watson
Administrative Assistant
Cynthia Chavez
Nicole MeyerAccounts Payable
Larry BuckAccounts
Receivable
Manager, HRLisa Haymon
Manager, Sales and Marketing
Brian Lyons
Managing DirectorEuropean
OperationsImtiaz Ahmed
Tank Devils Ltd.General Manager
Patrick Meyer
AOG Tank TigersCardiff Site Manager
Mark Tamplin
Management Organization• Average over 20 years experience
• FAR 145 repair station• FAR 121 commercial operator• Military and government programs
• Committed to• Quality and safety are paramount• Customer partnership – all levels• Innovative solutions
• Capabilities• Resources
• Excellence - defect Free• Continuous improvement
Organization (continued)
Workforce• 140 Employees• 115 technicians
• Licensed A&Ps• Repairman certificates• Lead to crewmember ratio 5:1
• Safety and quality focus• Engaged• Professional• Creative/proactive• Highly motivated
Organization (continued)
AOG and MRO Fuel System Maintenance• Fuel Leak Repairs
• Component Changes
• Fuel Tank Refurbishment Programs
• Microbial Growth Inspection & Removal
• Wire Harness Inspections, Removal & Reinstallation
• Auxiliary Fuel Systems
• Dispatch “Tiger Teams”
Capabilities
Flexible fuel cell
• Fuel Cell Removal• Inspect• Test• Repair• Recertification• Reinstallation
Capabilities (continued)
Structural modifications
• Winglet installations– Aviation Partners Boeing (APB)
partnership– B737 Classic and NG (19)– B757 (5)
• P-3 wing spar cord replacement AFB 356 rev. B
• C130 outer wing – Reseal and repair
Capabilities (continued)
• Over 5 Million Man-hours• (87) Operators• (7,457) Aircraft Deliveries• (2,895) Heavy Maintenance Checks• (112) Tank Refurbishment Programs• (378) Flexible Fuel Cell Sales• (497) Flexible Fuel Cell Repairs / Modifications• (2,768) Dispatch “Tiger Teams”• (31) Different Countries
Work Experience
Work Experience (continued)
• Commercial – Boeing/Douglas – all models– Airbus – all models– Bombardier – CRJ/Dash– Embraer – ERJ
120/135/140/145/170/190– Fokker – F27/28– Fairchild – Merlin/Metro
• Military/Government– Lockheed Martin
• C-130/L382• P-3
– Boeing • C-17• C-9• B-52
Aircraft Types
• Corporate – Cessna– Hawker/Beechcraft– Beechjet– Bombardier/Lear– Fairchild– Gulfstream – all series– Westwind– Dassault/Falconjet
Work Experience (continued)
• UPS
• Southwest Airlines
• Alaska Airlines
• American Airlines
• American Eagle
• Airborne Express
• DHL
• FedEx
• Northwest Airlines
• European Air Transport
• Air Transport International
• US Navy
• US Air Force
• US Cost Guard
• Royal Air Force
• Canadian Department of Defense
• Royal Australian Air Force
• Royal Nederland Air Force
• Spanish Air Force
• TRAMCO / BF Goodrich / ATS
• Cascade Aerospace
• San Antonio Aerospace
• Evergreen Maintenance Center
• L-3 WACO and Crestview
• Landmark Aviation
• Cessna Service Center - GSO
• EADS CASA
• FLS Aerospace/SR Techniques
• IMP
Independent Repair Stations MRO
Military/Government
Air Carriers
• Independent Repair Stations• Atlantic Aero, Cascade Aerospace, Cessna Service Center, EADS CASA,
Evergreen Maintenance Center, FLS Aerospace, Galvin Flying Services, Goodrich, HeavyLift Engineering, IMP, L-3, Landmark Aviation, San Antonio Aerospace, SPAR Aerospace
• Corporate Aircraft• Adam Aircraft, Beechcraft, Bombardier, Cessna, Dassault, DeHavilland,
Embraer, Fairchild, Gulfstream, Hawker, Piper, Mooney, Piaggio, Westwind• 121 Operators
• Airborne Express, Air Transport International, Alaska, Aloha, America West, American, British Airways, DHL, European Air Transport, ExpressNet, FedEx, Northwest, Southwest, Spirit, United, UPS, WestJet
• Defense• British Royal Air Force, Canadian Department of Defense, Royal Australian
Air Force, Royal Nederland Air Force, Spanish Air Force, United States Cost Guard, United States Air Force
Work Experience (continued)
Quality Assurance– Auditing– Training – Warranty/incident review– Tool Calibration– Safety– Drug and alcohol program
• Audit Programs:– Internal
• Annual Facility audit• Monthly station audit• 100% paperwork audit (PEN)
– External• FAA – PMI• EASA• Operators• Independent Repair Stations• Department of State• C.A.S.E.
Quality Management System
5 5
1
15
4
0
4
0 1
Internal Audit Surveillance
Total Audits Findings
5
2
7
2
Customer Audits FAA Audits
FAA & Customer Surveillance
• Quality Control– Specific location oversite– In process inspections– Work in progress spot checks– RII inspection/interface– Situational awareness
• Quality and Safety• Weekly Station Conference calls• Formal training• Tooling• Manual/form revisions• Quarterly QC calls• QC Alerts – Internal – customer – local• Status reviews; warranty, procedures,
audits, etc.
Quality Management System
GSO ONT SDF SEA DFW YXX ORD MZJ SAT
2
4 1 0 1 0 0 0 21
19
44 49
192
713
24
TOTAL CORRECT
TOTAL ERRORS
Total Paperwork Audited / Errors by Facility
Jan -Present 2009
95% 96% 94% 95%
0%
100%
Jan Feb Mar Apr
AOG
Paperwork Error Notice (PEN) - 2009
188Audited
Goal 90%
Quality Management SystemSOP’s
Indoctrination• Individual training assessment (initial and 2 year
recurrent)
Annual• RSM/QCM• Drug and alcohol program• Company policies
• Tool control • Foreign object debris (FOD) control• OK/Clearance to Close• On the job training (OJT)• Suspected unapproved parts (SUPS)• Signature requirements
• Safety• Confined space • Respirator / Fit check / OSHA
questionnaire• Hazardous materials (HAZMAT)
• Company procedures• Fuel leak detection and repair• Leak path analysis• Sealant application• Pressure testing (positive and negative)• Bladder fuel cells• Aquamiser (Medium Pressure Water)
• Inspector Training• CFR 43, 65, 91, 121, 135, 145• FAA Form 8130-3
• Customer requirements• Safety training• RSM/QCM• GPM• Paperwork• RII
Indoctrination & Annual Recurrent
Training and Safety
Customer MRB ParticipationFuel System Discrepancies
0
10
20
30
40
50
Access Panel Permanent Repairs Vent Box Pump Housing Interim Repairs
41
1812
82
1Line MaintenanceHeavy Maintenance
40
Line / Heavy Maintenance
IT System (continued)
IT System (continued)
IT System (continued)
IT System (continued)
VALUE• Qualified and experienced organization• History of proven performance
– Dependable– Reliable
• Safety and quality focus• Advanced web based IT systems
– Real time information – Aircraft repair history and fleet trending data – Eliminate duplicate efforts/quick isolation of trouble areas
• Infrastructure support capable of providing solutions for multiple levels• Focused on long term partnerships that encourage and foster continuous
improvement• Stable organization capable of delivering long term performance
Summary
Ed RinerPresidentTel 214-350-5334 ext. 243Cell 405-255-7240Email eriner@aoginc.com
Contact Information
Brian Lyons Business Development ManagerTel 214-350-5334 Cell 405-550-7263Email blyons@aoginc.com
24 Hour Contact
AOG US800-635-9535214-350-5334
Tank Devils UK44 (0) 800 043 826544 (0) 1258 859000 Neal McVickers
Director of QualityTel 214-350-5334 ext. 231Cell 214-325-7636Email nmcvickers@aoginc.com
Craig RoseVice President of OperationsTel 214-350-5334 ext. 232Cell 214-673-8862Email crose@aoginc.com
Imtiaz AhmedManaging DirectorEuropean OperationsTel 214-350-5334 ext. 243Cell 405-255-7240UK Cell 44 7950 022261Email ahmed@aoginc.com
Patrick MeyerGeneral ManagerTel 44 (0) 1258 859000Cell 44 (0) 7980 559912Email pmeyer@aoginc.com