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Repair Directory – Powerplant Fields Airmotive is an experienced maintenance, repair and overhaul

(MRO) centre for all models of Rolls Royce Dart turboprop engine.

Fields is now one of the top Dart facilities world

customers in Canada and throughout Africa. Listening to customers

and focus on customer service are our hallmarks. We are experienced

at tailoring shop visit outcomes to meet our Dart customer

requirements.

Test facility: Our test facility takes all marks of Dart, with full

reporting and analysis. Logistics: Our material management personnel experience is

extensive, and Fields Airmotive carries a significant inventory and

has the knowledge and experience to source qualified materials atcompetitive prices for your engine.

Engine OEM Model

Rolls Royce Dart

Up to and

including

Overhaul

South Africa Civil Aviation Authority

Transport Canada

Kenya Civil Aviation Authority

DRC Civil Aviation Authority

Pratt & Whitney JT3 South Africa Civil Aviation Authority


Pratt & Whitney PT6 DRC Civil Aviation Authority

CFM 56 South Africa Civil Aviation Authority



Garrett TPE331 DRC Civil Aviation Authority

Fields Airmotive cc Hangar 0, Rand Airport, Germiston, 1400 South Africa

Post: PO Box 376, Germiston, 1400, South Africa

Email: [email protected]

Website:www.fieldsairmotive.com

Telephone: +27 11 827 4305/6

Powerplant

Fields Airmotive is an experienced maintenance, repair and overhaul

(MRO) centre for all models of Rolls Royce Dart turboprop engine.

Fields is now one of the top Dart facilities world-wide with

customers in Canada and throughout Africa. Listening to customers

and focus on customer service are our hallmarks. We are experienced

at tailoring shop visit outcomes to meet our Dart customer

Our test facility takes all marks of Dart, with full

Logistics: Our material management personnel experience is

extensive, and Fields Airmotive carries a significant inventory and

erience to source qualified materials at

All work is performed in accordance with Rolls

Practices and capability includes:

Non

Liquid penetrant, Magnetic particle, Eddycurrent and Conductivity

inspection, Ultrasonic inspection, Radiographic inspectio

Borescope

Plastic Media, Dry Aluminium Oxide, Vapour Blast, Glass Bead,

Shot Peen

Cadmium Plate, Nickel Plate, Copper Plate, Chrome P

Chromic Acid Anodising, Silver Plate, Nickel Cadmium Plating

TIG Welding Machines, Oxy-Acytelene Welding

Airworthiness Authority Approval held


Transport Canada



Approval Number 0143

Approval Number 9916-01

Approval Number K/AMO/F/103

Approval Number AAC.05




Approval number AAC.05

DRC Civil Aviation Authority Approval number AAC.05









Hangar 0, Rand Airport, Germiston, 1400 South Africa


[email protected]

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All work is performed in accordance with Rolls-Royce standard

Non-Destructive Testing

Eddycurrent and Conductivity

Radiographic inspection,

Blasting Machines

Plastic Media, Dry Aluminium Oxide, Vapour Blast, Glass Bead,

Electroplating

Cadmium Plate, Nickel Plate, Copper Plate, Chrome Plate

Chromic Acid Anodising, Silver Plate, Nickel Cadmium Plating Welding

Acytelene Welding

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K/AMO/F/103

umber AAC.05-3.25

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number AAC.05-3.25

K/AMO/F/103

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Approval number AAC.05-3.25


Fields Airmotive has extensive in house capability in repair of RR D

price.

Repair Directory– Propeller

Propeller OEM Model

Dowty Rotol R100 & R200

Series



Dowty Rotol R193/4-30-4/61 Kenya Civil Aviation Authority

Hamilton Standard 23E50 Series South Africa Civil Aviation Authority





Telephone: +27 11 827 4305/6

capability in repair of RR Dart engines and this ensures close control of quality, turnaround time and






Kenya Civil Aviation Authority Approval Number K/AMO/F/103

South Africa Civil Aviation Authority Approval Number 0143



[email protected]

Rev: Mar 2018

ngines and this ensures close control of quality, turnaround time and

Approval number AAC.05-3.25



Repair Directory - Aircraft

Aircraft OEM Model

Boeing DC8 South Africa Civil Aviation Authority Kenya Civil Aviation


British Aerospace HS748 South Africa Civil Aviation Authority


Gulfstream G159 South Africa Civil Aviation Authority


Fokker F27 Kenya Civil Aviation


Shorts 360 DRC Civil Aviation Authority

Shorts Skyvan SC7 DRC Civil Aviation Authority

FIELDS AIRMOTIVE – SERVING AVIATION

Fields Airmotive’s heritage extends back for over 80 years. It started business as an

aircraft operating company at Baragwaneth airport, south of Johannesburg in the early

1930’s. The parent of Fields in Africa was the Aircraft Operating Company (AOC)

London, which carried out aerial survey work in Africa with fleet consisting of a Puss

Moth and a Dragon Rapide. The maintenance of the two aircraft was not enough to

justify a special servicing team, so the team was made available to other aircraft

operators. Thus APTL was created in 1935 with the decision to broaden the scope of

APL to embrace technical representationof overseas aircraft and aeroengine manufactures in South Africa. World War II saw the staff join the South African Air

Force and they reformed after the war in RandAirport, where the company has remained

ever since. Hunting family bought some shares in the AOC Company following the war. Hunting itself started when Charles Samuel Huntingentered the oil business in the 1890's expanding a ship owning firm set up by his father. He pursued exploration prospects in Russia, built the

first batch oil refinery on the Thames and ordering one of the first ever oil tankers becoming the largest independent tanker

After the Second World War Hunting expanded into all sorts of ventures, not always successfully, including aircraft servicing, manufacturing,

airline business and a defence company whose precision engineering skills gave rise to the formation of an oil services compa

name in aviation became synonymous with a range of military and civil aircraft including the Jet Provost.

World War Two ceased, Fields was soon to be reformed atRand Airport and in 1952the name of FieldAircraft Services (Af

Limitedwasadaptedand the company moved into the Rand Airport premises vacated by South Afr

toPalmietfontein

Airport and later to Jan Smuts Airport. In 1956 the South African Airforce awarded Fields a maintenance and overhaul contractand DC-3s, which it maintained for many years. In 1989 Hunting PLC was formed from the various divisions with the grou

world-wide aviation interests, in the Hunting PLC group were renamed to reflect their Hunting parentage and as such Fields became H

Aviation (Pty) Limited. Hunting PLC group in the 1990s started to divest its many noninternational energy services provider that manufactures and distributes products that enable the extraction of oil and gas.

portions of Hunting Aviation (Pty) Limited where

continues to operate at Rand airport in the engine and airframe overhaul and maintenance business, drawing on its history andgained over 80 years operating on the African continent





Telephone: +27 11 827 4305/6


South Africa Civil Aviation Authority Kenya Civil Aviation


Approval Number 0143 Approval Number K/AMO/F/103










Kenya Civil Aviation




DRC Civil Aviation Authority Approval Number AAC.05

DRC Civil Aviation Authority Approval Number AAC.05

Note: Exact scope of approvals per civil aviation authority for the above are available on request

ING AVIATION SINCE THE 1930s

Fields Airmotive’s heritage extends back for over 80 years. It started business as an

aircraft operating company at Baragwaneth airport, south of Johannesburg in the early

Aircraft Operating Company (AOC) of

ondon, which carried out aerial survey work in Africa with fleet consisting of a Puss

Moth and a Dragon Rapide. The maintenance of the two aircraft was not enough to

justify a special servicing team, so the team was made available to other aircraft

rs. Thus APTL was created in 1935 with the decision to broaden the scope of

of overseas aircraft and aeroengine manufactures in South Africa. World War II saw the staff join the South African Air

Airport, where the company has remained

. Hunting family bought some shares in the AOC Company following the war. Hunting itself started when Charles Samuel Huntingship owning firm set up by his father. He pursued exploration prospects in Russia, built the

first batch oil refinery on the Thames and ordering one of the first ever oil tankers becoming the largest independent tanker

World War Hunting expanded into all sorts of ventures, not always successfully, including aircraft servicing, manufacturing,

airline business and a defence company whose precision engineering skills gave rise to the formation of an oil services compa

name in aviation became synonymous with a range of military and civil aircraft including the Jet Provost. During this time when hostilities of

World War Two ceased, Fields was soon to be reformed atRand Airport and in 1952the name of FieldAircraft Services (Af

and the company moved into the Rand Airport premises vacated by South African Airwayswhen they moved

Airport and later to Jan Smuts Airport. In 1956 the South African Airforce awarded Fields a maintenance and overhaul contract3s, which it maintained for many years. In 1989 Hunting PLC was formed from the various divisions with the grou

wide aviation interests, in the Hunting PLC group were renamed to reflect their Hunting parentage and as such Fields became H

Aviation (Pty) Limited. Hunting PLC group in the 1990s started to divest its many non-core activities and today Hunting PLC is an international energy services provider that manufactures and distributes products that enable the extraction of oil and gas.

taken over by private investors and renamed to its present Fields Airmotive

continues to operate at Rand airport in the engine and airframe overhaul and maintenance business, drawing on its history andgained over 80 years operating on the African continent.



[email protected]

Rev: Mar 2018

K/AMO/F/103

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e above are available on request

. Hunting family bought some shares in the AOC Company following the war. Hunting itself started when Charles Samuel Hunting

ship owning firm set up by his father. He pursued exploration prospects in Russia, built the

first batch oil refinery on the Thames and ordering one of the first ever oil tankers becoming the largest independent tanker fleets in the world.

World War Hunting expanded into all sorts of ventures, not always successfully, including aircraft servicing, manufacturing,

airline business and a defence company whose precision engineering skills gave rise to the formation of an oil services company. Hunting

During this time when hostilities of

World War Two ceased, Fields was soon to be reformed atRand Airport and in 1952the name of FieldAircraft Services (Africa) Pty

ican Airwayswhen they moved

Airport and later to Jan Smuts Airport. In 1956 the South African Airforce awarded Fields a maintenance and overhaul contract on Harvards 3s, which it maintained for many years. In 1989 Hunting PLC was formed from the various divisions with the group and in 1992 all the

wide aviation interests, in the Hunting PLC group were renamed to reflect their Hunting parentage and as such Fields became Hunting

vities and today Hunting PLC is an international energy services provider that manufactures and distributes products that enable the extraction of oil and gas. In the late 1990s,

Fields Airmotive cc name and

continues to operate at Rand airport in the engine and airframe overhaul and maintenance business, drawing on its history and experience


Specifications of Fields Airmo

Hangar Building:

Main aircraft hangar with direct access to taxi-way

33.2m Wide X 33m Length

Height at roof apex 12.5m Height hangar side wall

Secondary Hangar space /work area attached to

24m Wide X 33m Length

Hangar Backshop:

24m(at widest point) X 8m Length

Rand Airport

Fields Airmotive is located in South Africa’s economic hub east of Johannesburg city, at Rand Airport. Fields has highway acc

major surrounding airports including the two localTambo International Airport is Africa's biggest and busiest airport, facilitating approximately 19 million passengers a year.





Telephone: +27 11 827 4305/6

of Fields Airmotive current facility at Rand Airport, Johannesburg, South Africa

way

side wall 9m

attached to rear of main hangar

Additional Buildings:

Engine Overhaul Workshop: 452.5 Square Meters

Engine Test bench Facility: 89.2 Square Meters

Office & archives: 171.6 Square Meters

Rand Airport Details*

Longest Runway 5446ft (1660 X 15m) Asphalt Elevation AMSL 5,483 ft

Coordinates 26°14′33″S 028°09′04″E*For information purposes only

Rand Airport, Germiston, Johannesburg, South Africa

Fields Airmotive is located in South Africa’s economic hub east of Johannesburg city, at Rand Airport. Fields has highway acc

major surrounding airports including the two local international airports of OR Tambo International and Lanseria International airport. O.R. Tambo International Airport is Africa's biggest and busiest airport, facilitating approximately 19 million passengers a year.



[email protected]

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452.5 Square Meters

Square Meters

Office & archives: 171.6 Square Meters

5446ft (1660 X 15m) Asphalt

″E

Fields Airmotive is located in South Africa’s economic hub east of Johannesburg city, at Rand Airport. Fields has highway access to all the

international airports of OR Tambo International and Lanseria International airport. O.R. Tambo International Airport is Africa's biggest and busiest airport, facilitating approximately 19 million passengers a year.

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