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Cadorath field service programme expands R-R engine support
A new field service programme and a new team member places AMROC Cadorath well for ongoing and expanded Rolls-Royce M250 and RR300 turbine engine support.

Having recently become an Authorised Maintenance Repair and Overhaul Center (AMROC) for Rolls-Royce M250 and RR300 turbine engines, North American component manufacturer and MRO provider Cadorath is proud to officially unveil its field service programme.

In tandem with this launch, Cadorath has proudly welcomed Val Flores to its team. With an extensive 46 year background in helicopter maintenance and 26 years dedicated to field service support, Flores will be instrumental in advancing the M250 and RR300 engine programmes. His vast industry experience enhances Cadorath's commitment to excellence.

Programme manager Roy Hartfiel says: “Teaming up with Val Flores is a significant step in propelling our field service programme. Val's unmatched customer dedication and decades of hands-on experience will ensure that we deliver a service that stands true to the Cadorath reputation.”

“We’re excited to have Val Flores join our team. His unmatched expertise in field service and dedication to delivering excellence aligns seamlessly with Cadorath’s core values,” adds Danny Miller, director of business development.

Emphasising its brand promise of MOREUPTIME, Cadorath's expanded services, backed by industry-leading experience, reflect its steadfast commitment to customer satisfaction.

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