Rolls-Royce announced that it has successfully removed aircraft-on-ground (AOG) delays within its civil aerospace operations. This achievement resulted from a significant increase in the company’s engine maintenance activities, specifically targeting proactive interventions. The enhanced maintenance program focused on identifying and resolving potential issues before they led to disruptions. By prioritizing preventative measures, Rolls-Royce was able to dramatically reduce instances of engines requiring immediate attention while an aircraft is on the ground. Consequently, passenger flight schedules have been stabilized due to this strategic shift in operational approach.
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