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March 12, 2026

Aéro Atelier in the News: Fewer Hours, Same Pay, More Production!

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 […]

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March 4, 2026

What Your Engine Isn’t Telling You: The Story of a Disaster Avoided

“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 […]

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September 1, 2020

Engine Oils: Understanding Lycoming’s Latest Recommendations

The world of aviation maintenance evolves, and even standards established for decades can receive important updates. The Pennsylvania engine manufacturer published a major revision to its engine-oil instructions, replacing guidance that dated back to 1995. The update applied to its horizontally opposed engines. To read the complete technical column and the reference tables in Magazine […]

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January 1, 2020

Engine Maintenance: 7 Expert Tips for Safety and Savings

Prevention remains one of the best safeguards against surprises in flight. In this technical column, the Aéro Atelier team shares essential reminders that can help protect both safety and your budget. Here are seven areas to watch to support engine longevity. To read the complete technical recommendations in Magazine Aviation, click here: https://magazines.smmedias.ca/V24N1/60/ 1. Complete […]

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July 1, 2019

Spark Plugs: The Art of Maximizing Your Engine’s Performance

Installing the correct spark plugs is important to engine health. Incorrect part numbers, neglected rotation or excessive wear can affect engine performance and may contribute to damage. A healthy ignition system is essential to internal combustion, with two spark plugs per cylinder providing redundant ignition on many conventional aircraft piston-engine installations. To read the complete […]

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