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Triumph Group signs repair and overhaul service agreement with Boeing for engine driven pumps on Apache

The engine driven pumps that were designed and manufactured by Triumph supply hydraulic power to critical flight controls and utility functions on the aircraft
The long-term agreement supports the Boeing Vertical Lift Sustainment (VLS) Depot Program, which provides the US Army with lifecycle support of the Apache combat helicopter.

Triumph is a natural choice for customers who seek world class engineering expertise combined with in-house maintenance and repair capabilities.

8 June 2021: Triumph Group has signed a repair and overhaul services agreement with Boeing for engine driven pumps on the AH-64 Apache. The long-term agreement supports the Boeing Vertical Lift Sustainment (VLS) Depot Program, which provides the US Army with lifecycle support of the Apache combat helicopter.

Scott Ledbetter, President of Triumph Actuation Products & Services operating company said, “As the supplier of the Apache engine driven pump, Triumph’s participation in the VLS Depot Repair Program helps improve operational readiness of the fleet while also reducing total ownership cost. Triumph is a natural choice for customers who seek world class engineering expertise combined with in-house maintenance and repair capabilities. This agreement reflects a long-term commitment to our customer, and we are pleased that Boeing recognizes the continued value we can provide throughout the product lifecycle.”

The engine driven pumps that were designed and manufactured by Triumph supply hydraulic power to critical flight controls and utility functions on the aircraft. Triumph’s in-house MRO business works hand-in-hand with the engineers who designed the pumps, providing the most reliable and cost-effective aftermarket support. The contract extends through 2024.