Quality Systems
- All work performed by Worland Aviation Pty Ltd is carried out to OEM Data
- All work is supervised by LAMEs
- The current Procedures Manual meet CAR 30 regulations and working towards EASA Part 145 by year end
- EI&R repairs and installation is available
- Worland Aviation has the ability to perform minro and major structural repairs
- Standard Operating Procedures exist for all painting activities
- Full traceability on all materials is met
- Most up-to-date and modern equipment is utilised
- This is the only purpose built, one stop refurbishment facility for up to 737 aircraft in Australia
- Hardware removed during the painting process can be replaced with new OEM standard
- Continual training of all staff
- Internal and external audits occuring regularly
Worland Aviation offers a unqiue STARCH MEDIA DEPAINT SYSTEM. The aim of Starch Media Depaint Systems is to provide a depaint service for all aircraft surfaces including kevlar, carbon fibre, fibreglass, alclad and steels.
With our equipment and expertise we are able to offer a single approved method for paint removal which is environmentally friendly, causes no damage to substrate and is up to 50% quicker than other methods.
Even greater efficiences are achieved by leaving the primer coat intact on the aircraft through selective depainting. In addition to faster removal rates there is also a significant reduction in the possibility of damage occurring. The whole aircraft or the smallest component can be depainted quickly and at less risk than ever before.
- No washdown after paint removal.
- No hazardous chemicals to clean up or residue left to cause corrosion.
- Remove layer by layer of paint, leave primer or base coats if necessary.
- Possible to leave anodized/alodined surfaces undamaged.
- Spot depainting for repairs etc..
- Kelvar, carbon fibre, fibreglass, alclad and steels.