Au Lac-à-la-Tortue, l’aviation commerciale de brousse canadienne a pris son envol en 1919. Découvrez l’histoire du site, la configuration de CSL3 et CSU7, et le lien naturel avec Aéro Atelier.
Lac-à-la-Tortue : berceau de l’aviation de brousse au Canada Read Post »
« Le métal ne lit pas les bulletins de service.« Pour lire l’intégralité de cet article de Martin Blais dans la revue Magazine Aviation, visitez l’adresse : http://magazines.smmedias.ca/V30N3/17/ L’illusion de la conformité La certitude prend souvent la forme d’une liste cochée ou d’un numéro de série validé. Sur papier, un moteur non visé par une directive
Au delà des numéros de série : quand la conformité devient un piège silencieux Read Post »
“For the novice, these parts are nothing more than metal. For us, they are the archives of a disaster that never happened.” To read the full article by Martin Blais in Aviation Magazine, visit: http://magazines.smmedias.ca/V30N2/12/ What engine parts can tell In the world of maintenance
What your engine doesn’t tell you: the story of a disaster avoided Read Post »
In May 2024, when we announced the implementation of "Balance Friday" at Aero Atelier, boldly moving to a 4 day week, we were thinking first of our employees and their families. We were also aiming for workforce retention and, ultimately, the irreproachable quality of our engine overhaul work
L’histoire de l’aviation québécoise est jalonnée de réussites, mais peu d’entreprises peuvent se targuer d’une telle longévité. Depuis sa fondation à Hérouxville en 1980, Aéro Atelier C.M. a réussi un exploit qu’aucun de ses concurrents québécois de l’époque n’a pu égaler : perdurer jusqu’à aujourd’hui. Pour lire l’article complet et découvrir toutes les photos dans
Aéro Atelier: Engine of general aviation for over 45 years Read Post »
A few years ago, while looking at an advertisement in which a company boasted, with a photo of about fifteen employees to back it up, of possessing a cumulative expertise of nearly 150 years, Guy-Paul Mongrain made a remark that made all the staff at Aero Atelier C.M. laugh. To read the original article in the
Passionate people at work: human expertise at the heart of Aéro Atelier C.M. Read Post »
The world of aviation maintenance is evolving, and even standards established for decades are subject to crucial updates. The Pennsylvania engine manufacturer has published a major revision of its instructions regarding engine oils, replacing directives that dated back to 1995. This update affects all cylinder engines
Engine oils: mastering Lycoming’s new recommendations Read Post »
Aero Atelier is a well known company among aviators in Quebec and elsewhere in Canada. Beyond the numbers and engines, it is above all a story of family, enthusiasts and human expertise that unfolds every day in the shop. To discover this full photo report in Aviation Magazine, visit the following link
Aéro Atelier in images: a look at expertise from home Read Post »
Prevention remains the best defense against in flight unexpected events. In this technical column, the Aero Atelier team shares essential reminders that are as much a guarantee of your safety as they are of your wallet. Here are seven vigilance points to ensure the longevity of your engine. To consult all of these technical recommendations in
Maintaining your engine: 7 expert tips for safety and economy Read Post »
