Spare aircraft engines routinely are needed to replace those engines that periodically undergo necessary maintenance or major overhaul. The Air Force and Navy have investments in spare engines of about Dollar 2.5 billion. A difficulty is that the cost of acquiring additional spare engines to meet their computed requirements greatly exceeds available funds. In this report, GAO proposes several alternatives for reducing investments in spare engines while still providing effective aircraft support.
Alternatives available for reducing requirements for space aircraft engines
Alternativen zur Verminderung der Kosten der Ersatzteilhaltung fuer Raumfahrzeugantriebe
US Government Research Reports ; Oct ; 1-92
1977
92 Seiten
Report
English
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