2 Mexican Air Force C130k a mantenimiento

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Cascade Aerospace wins significant C-130K contract with the Mexican Air Force

Cascade Aerospace has signed a contract with the Canadian Commercial Corporation to undertake modernization and sustainment activities on two Mexican Air Force C-130K Hercules aircraft.


2013-11-05 10:29:51


Cascade Aerospace Press Release


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Cascade Aerospace has acquired its first international military C-130 customer with the successful signing of a contract with the Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC) to undertake modernization and sustainment activities on two Mexican Air Force C-130K Hercules aircraft. This contract was established under the auspices of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Canadian and Mexican governments.




Cascade’s program is comprised of:




-A comprehensive Programmed Depot Maintenance (PDM) program including enhanced sustainment activity

-An upgrade to the avionics system including the installation and integration of advanced Rockwell Collins avionics suite, digital fuel quantity indication and engine instrument display systems

-Incorporation of the short pod Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) modification,




Cascade will also provide operational and technical training for Mexican Air Force personnel at the company’s facility and headquarters in Abbotsford, B.C.




“The foundational skills and knowledge developed through our C-130 fleet management program for Canada has given us the capability to leverage our services into the international market,” says Ben Boehm, Cascade’s executive vice president and chief operating officer. “Our program management, engineering and aircraft modification skills will enable us to enhance the operational capability of the aircraft, to meet the varied needs of the Mexican Air Force. Working in conjunction with Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC), we are able to take advantage of the government to government contracting model, which de-risks the program for all parties. We are looking forward to providing a quality product to Mexico, and to being their long term service support provider of choice.”
 
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kpax_32

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Si no me equivoco estos fueron los que tienen sonda o tenían sonda de repostaje en vuelo y la versión mas larga de todos los hercurles no?
 

MayerFM

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En el Facebook de "Samuel Millar Photography" encontré esta foto, tomada recientemente:



El texto que la acompaña dice así:

'Mexican Air Force 3611' arriving at Abbotsford yesterday after a 3 hour test flight over Chilliwack. This C-130K has been at YXX for 2 years being converted from an L-100 to a C-130K.

Wow, dos años en labores de mantenimiento y acondicionamiento, sí que es trabajo pesado.

Bien por la FAM.
 

reyithos

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buenas tardes, saludos desde hermosillo, que no esos equipos ya se habian dado mantenimiento mayor??, que paso con el L-100-30
 

LAMSA por Aerovias Guest

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buenas tardes, saludos desde hermosillo, que no esos equipos ya se habian dado mantenimiento mayor??, que paso con el L-100-30
Precisamente este FAM 3611 es el Lockheed L-100 -30 que convirtieron a milspec y modernizaron igual que sus primos FAM 3616 y 3617, como dice el pie de foto.

Al parecer, en este momento únicamente esta operativo 1 de ellos (por falta de recursos).
 

Jwong

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Hoy aterrizó el FAM3617 en AICM, curiosamente lo caché cuando volaba sobre BAM-1




¿cuál es la distancia vertical mínima para sobrevolar un aeropuerto?
Pensando cuando entre en operación AIFA
 

Jwong

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y revisando su historial de vuelos, el 06feb aterrizó y despegó usando la antigua pista de la BAM-1



 
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