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Rotortrade and Safran Helicopter Engines are to create value and provide reassurance for buyers of second-hand helicopters equipped with Safran engines by launching a Certified Pre-Owned programme, ensuring peace of mind for operators and offering comprehensive support for the operation and maintenance of second-hand Safran Helicopter Engines.
The programme offers:
- A pre-buy inspection performed by Safran experts, covering both the engine and logbook, ensuring technical compliance.
- A detailed technical report and certificate of compliance for transparency and confidence in the engine’s condition.
- A six-month warranty or 50 hours of usage (whichever comes first) from the date of activation.
- A credit note of up to 21,000 euros towards the Safran Support-By-the-Hour (SBH) enrolment scheme.
- Access to a free training programme, designed to support smooth operations.
Philippe Lubrano, founder and CEO of Rotortrade, comments: “Rotortrade was created with a strong focus on strategic partnerships as we believe collaboration is key to delivering the best solutions to our customers. This partnership with Safran Helicopter Engines consolidates our presence in the certified pre-owned helicopter market, reinforcing our commitment to providing high-quality, reliable pre-owned helicopters with unparalleled support for operators worldwide.”
Mathieu Albert, Safran Helicopter Engines, executive vice president, support and services, adds: “The Certified Pre-Owned programme comes as a major milestone in the journey Rotortrade has built for the pre-owned market. This will enable the future buyer to benefit from Safran’s expertise in terms of both product and support. Safran is present throughout the life of its products, including the second-hand market. Through the CPO, we also provide privileged access to Support-By-the-Hour, our hourly maintenance, repair and overhaul service. It provides visibility on engine operating costs and streamlines financial flows, while making scheduled and unscheduled maintenance operations more flexible.”
