Magneto Inspection, Overhaul and Repair
Aircraft magneto inspection, 500-hour service, overhaul, repair and exchange support at Aéro Atelier, with model and part-number applicability confirmed against current manufacturer data.
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Aircraft magneto inspection, 500-hour service, overhaul, repair and exchange support at Aéro Atelier, with model and part-number applicability confirmed against current manufacturer data.
Continental aircraft engine overhaul expertise from Aéro Atelier in Shawinigan: teardown, inspection, approved repairs, assembly, test-cell validation and documented return to service.
Lycoming aircraft engine overhaul expertise from Aéro Atelier in Shawinigan: teardown, inspection, approved repairs, assembly, test-cell validation and documented return to service.
Aircraft engine overhaul, repair and inspection for Lycoming and Continental piston engines, with teardown, inspection, approved repairs, assembly, test-cell validation and documented return to service.
A prop strike can transmit a shock far beyond the propeller. Learn what may happen to the crankshaft, gears, crankcase and accessories, and why inspection must follow current manufacturer data.
At Lac-à-la-Tortue, Canadian commercial bush aviation took flight in 1919. Discover the history of the site, the CSL3 and CSU7 facilities, and its natural connection with Aéro Atelier.
“Metal does not read service bulletins.” To read Martin Blais’s complete article in Magazine Aviation, visit: http://magazines.smmedias.ca/V30N3/17/ The illusion of compliance Certainty often takes the form of a checked box or a validated serial number. On paper, an engine that is not affected by a particular Airworthiness Directive may appear fully compliant. That administrative certainty […]
Magnetos: The Art of Not Playing With Fire In aviation, redundancy is essential, and magnetos are central to that principle. Even robust ignition components experience internal wear that may remain invisible well before the engine begins to show obvious misfiring or performance symptoms. The life cycle of reliable ignition Magneto maintenance must follow the current […]
Aéro Atelier Supports Hope Air’s 2026 “Give Hope Wings” Expedition Aviation is about much more than mechanics and performance; it is an essential tool that connects people with critical services. That is why we are proud to support the Give Hope Wings 2026 expedition, a milestone initiative celebrating the 40th anniversary of Hope Air. A […]
On March 12, 2026, Lycoming Engines released Revision A of Mandatory Service Bulletin 667A, concerning the replacement of certain piston pins. What is this about? Lycoming determined that certain thin-wall piston pins (P/N LW-13445) installed in engines, sold as spares, or supplied in specified cylinder kits with an 8130-3 date between January 7, 2021 and […]
We are proud to share a recent article published in L’Hebdo du St-Maurice highlighting an initiative that means a great deal to us: our “Balance Friday” concept. Betting on people and performance Since May 2024, the Aéro Atelier team has worked a four-day week. The result? A more rested team, stronger employee retention and, contrary […]
“To the untrained eye, these parts are only metal. To us, they are the record of a disaster that never happened.” To read Martin Blais’s complete article in Magazine Aviation, visit:http://magazines.smmedias.ca/V30N2/12/ What engine parts can tell us In aviation maintenance, some stories unfold quietly. They do not begin with a dramatic in-flight failure. They appear […]