Rolls-Royce Closing Out Record CorporateCare Year

Rolls-Royce continues its record growth for its CorporateCare^® program, signing nearly 90 contracts to date in 2005.  The company now has more than 475 aircraft under CorporateCare or other flight hour agreements, with contracts valued at more than $900 million.

"CorporateCare is the most comprehensive engine care program in the industry. Corporate aircraft operators have relied on this program for many years and with new aircraft on the market, they have turned to Rolls-Royce for continued reliable services this year,^” said Douglas Cribbes, Senior Vice President for Aftermarket and Customer Services for Rolls-Royce Corporate and Regional Aircraft business.

CorporateCare provides the customer with predictable engine maintenance costs, transfers engine risk to Rolls-Royce, reduces acquisition costs and administrative burdens and allows operators to focus on their core business. Customers enrolled in CorporateCare benefit from higher aircraft residual values as well as predictability and control of maintenance costs. These benefits are crucial for operators trying to control costs.

High-value services offered to CorporateCare customers include: 

• The latest generation of Engine Health Monitoring services, recurrent publications revision service and the support of Rolls-Royce's global Customer Services network.
• Guaranteed access to lease engines.
• Coverage of line replaceable parts exchange/replacement and all engine change expenses for scheduled and unscheduled events, wherever and whenever they occur. 
• Complete coverage of expenses associated with qualified shop visits.

Rolls-Royce offers CorporateCare for business jets powered by AE 3007, Tay and BR710 engines. The program is available to support new and in-service engines, and provides operators with improved asset value.