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Turbine Engine Stalls Proud Supporters of PAMA & Canadian AME Associations Transport Canada Approved for R/T Dealing with turbine engine stalls PAMA and AME news Passenger Address Systems explained Publication Mail Agreement No. 0041039024 August - September 2012 and Return Undeliverable Canadian Addresses to Alpha Publishing Group Inc. Volume 11/Issue 2 Suite 2 - 203 4360 Agar Drive, Richmond, BC, V7B 1A3 email: [email protected] $6.95 Departments Ahh...Summer 4 Upcoming Events 4 Advertisers Index he livin’ is easy. There are endless days 6 STCs & New Products at the lake followed by full-of-joy barbecues featuring great conversa- 8 Industry Forum Ttions punctuated with hearty laughter and 20 AME Association then drifting off to a peaceful sleep with the and PAMA News sounds of summer outside your open win- dow – for some of us maybe. 39 Classified In Tom Wolfe’s The Right Stuff, the crew 42 AMU Chronicles of an aircraft carrier stationed in the tropics By Sam Longo referred to its deck as “the skillet.” I think that term could be used to describe the ramps of many airports in the summer, with hot sun beating down on the sticky, black tarmac. Features And in this busiest of seasons, this is where many maintenance personnel can spend 10 subscribe and download at www.amumagazine.com AMU is viewable online: extended shifts for many days in a row; Stalling aka Delaying 10 either that or working long shifts at unnatu- By Mike Broderick ral hours in the middle of the night and try- ing to sleep with the sun blasting in a window The Misinformation About Importing 26 while your friends and family enjoy the lake. By Norm Chalmers It could even be a combination of the two, working day and night to get the job done because the aircraft MUST fly. It’s the nature Passenger Address Systems Explained 30 of many aspects of this business (heli-skiing By Gordon Walker is an exception) that the summer months pay the bulk of the bills for the whole year, so Perception: is it all in your mind? 34 we’re stuck with it, like it or not. By Sue Yost All we can do is keep our wits about us and know when to call it quits before we be- Raising the Bar 36 come dangerous, and then – when that cher- In-Flight Left Engine Fire: McDonnell Douglas DC-9-82 ished day off finally arrives – make the most of it. Go to that barbecue, have a swim, and AirMaintenance Update Published by Alpha Publishing Group Inc. leave your work behind. A worker with a Suite 2–203, 4360 Agar Drive Publication Mail Agreement Number 0041039024 balanced life is a better worker, so enjoy the Richmond BC V7B 1A3 Canada and Return Undeliverable Canadian Addresses to: Alpha Publishing Group Inc. l rest of the summer whenever you can, and phone: (604) 214-9824 fax: (604) 214-9825 Suite 2–203 4360 Agar Drive do something other than read aircraft manu- toll free: 1-877-214-9826 Richmond BC V7B 1A3 Canada als for entertainment. Maybe even leave this email: [email protected] website: www.amumagazine.com copy of AMU behind when you go away for managing editor: Ian Cook Subscription Rates: 1 Year: $35 2 Years: $55 the weekend. AirMaintenance Update is published 6X annually. art director: Gregory Kero AirMaintenance Update may not be reproduced in publisher: Bill Carter whole or in part in any form without the express written — Ian Cook, Editor sales manager: Kasi Snow permission of Alpha Publishing Group Inc. Copyright 2012 Printed in Canada Advertising inquiries: (604) 214-9824 Corporate Member of: production manager: Chrissie Harvey Helicopter circulation: Anne Gervin Association contributors: Mike Broderick, International Norm Chalmers, Sam Longo, This publication neither endorses nor confirms the information contained within. The appropriate authorities should be Stuart McAulay, Brian McNair, Gordon Walker contacted prior to commencing work on any aircraft or aircraft part or procedure. Publications Mail Registration No. 0007198278 ISSN 1703-2318 AIRMAINTENANCE UPDATE 3 Upcoming Events CANADA Aircraft Interiors Expo Americas Shanghai International September 25 – 27, 2012 General Aviation Show 50th Abbotsford Airshow Washington State Convention Center August 28 – 30, 2012 August 10 – 12, 2012 Seattle, WA Shanghai World Expo Exhibition Abbotsford Airport, BC www.aircraftinteriorsexpo-us.com and Conventioin Center www.abbotsfordairshow.com Shanghai, China AOPA Aviation Summit www.sh-aero.com/en/ Atlantic Canada International Airshow October 11 – 13, 2012 August 25 – 26, 2012 Palm Springs Convention Center Beijing International Business Summerside Airport, PEI Palm Springs, CA Aviation Show www.airshowatlantic.ca www.aopa.org/summit September 4 – 7, 2012 Flight Inspection Center of CAAC Canadian International Airshow NBAA 65th Annual Meeting Beijing, China September 1 – 3, 2012 and Conventioin www.cibas-beijing.com Exhibition Park October 30 – November 1, 2012 Toronto, ON; www.cias.org Orange County Convention Center, Berlin Airshow Orlando Executive Airport September 11 – 16, 2012 Ontario AME Symposium Orlando, FL Berlin ExpoCenter Airport October 17 – 19, 2012 http://www.nbaa.org/events/amc/2012/ Berlin, Germany Delta Meadowvale Resort www.ila-berlin.de and Conference Centre Mississauga, ON INTERNATIONAL Business Aircraft Europe www.ame-ont.com September 12 – 13, 2012 9th Annual Latin American Business Biggin Hill, UK Aviation Conference & Exhibition www.miuevents.com/bae12 UNITED STATES August 15 – 17, 2012 Congonhas Airport – Av. Washington Dubai Helishow 56th Annual ACPC – Air Carriers Luís, 6000 – Gate 3 November 6 – 8, 2012 Purchasing Conference Sao Paulo, Brazil Grand Stand, Meydan Hotel August 18 – 21, 2012 www.abag.org.br/labace2012/eng/ Meydan Racecourse Caesar’s Palace Hotel and Casino labace2012.htm Dubai, United Arab Emirates Las Vegas, NV www.dubaihelishow.com www.acpc.com Advertisers Index APS Brakes / Aero Incorporated ........... 14 Eagle Fuel Cells Inc ................................ 8 Progressive Air ...................................... 35 Aeroneuf Instruments Ltd ...................... 27 Gregorash Aviation ............................... 15 Rapco Inc .............................................. 2 Aerosmith Heli Service .......................... 32 Hartwig Aircraft Fuel Cell Repair ........... 17 SIL Industries ........................................ 37 Aviall ...................................................... 43 Hope Aero .............................................. 7 Schweiss Bi-fold Doors ......................... 16 Canadian Aero Accessories Ltd ............. 5 MARSS ................................................. 13 Superior Oil Coolers ............................. 32 Canadian Airframe Solutions Inc ........... 28 NAASCO ............................................... 31 Thunder Bay Aviation............................ 19 Canadian Propeller Ltd .......................... 17 Okanagan Aero Engine Ltd ................... 31 U.S. Air Tool Company ......................... 18 Casp Aerospace Inc .............................. 11 Ontario AME Association ...................... 23 Universal Aero Engines Ltd .................. 18 Concorde Battery ................................... 9 Perimeter Aviation ................................. 37 Vector Aerospace ................................. 44 Condor Aircraft Accessories ................. 33 ProAero Engines Inc. ............................ 29 Western Propeller Company Ltd .......... 33 Propworks Propeller Systems ............... 17 4 AIRMAINTENANCE UPDATE STCs & new products Digital Torque Tester from Snap-On Ultra-Portable Jack Weigh Kit provides quick and accurate tests now available in waterproof case The new Digital Torque Tester from Snap-On Intercomp’s Wireless Jack Weigh Kits Industrial is a low-cost torque tester that can feature top-of-jack weighing, now in a be mounted on a wall or in a bench-top vise more compact, user friendly, package. to allow a technician to quickly and easily test This new kit comes with all the features torque wrenches and torque screw drivers. of larger kits but fits in a standard, ultra- The tester comes in 1/4-inch, 3/8-inch, portable case. This waterproof, hard 1/2-inch and 3/4-inch sizes, and features a case features a convenient telescoping user-friendly touch screen pad to capture handle and wheels for the ultimate in peak torque values during a test in real time. portability. This kit allows your operation the ability to economically complete Six different styles of the tester are available, your aircraft weighing in-house. This wireless weighing system features and come in test ranges between 5 and 600 advanced digital output load cells, which perform the analog to digital output foot pounds. conversion right at the cell itself. These systems offer the utmost in accuracy For more information visit www.snapon.com/industrial and ease-of-use. For more information visit www.intercompcompany.com New Electronic Dial Bore Gages DHC-6 Twin Otter STC SA03971AT are easy to read, easy to use approved to install Concorde Batteries Sunnen Products has announced the availability Concorde is pleased to have the of optional, large-readout electronic indicators on RG-380E/60L selected as the original its entire range of dial bore gages. Highly visible equipment battery for Viking Air Limited in the shop environment and a quick reference new production DHC-6-400 aircraft. for multi-tasking operators, the new electronic Concorde is also pleased to announce dial bore gages feature precision indicators with FAA approval of STC SA03971AT 6-digit LCD readouts, 11-mm character height to replace nickel-cadmium
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