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WI-TF-057
Originator:
Line Maintenance Production Planning
WORK INSTRUCTION
PREPARATION AND CONTROL OF YEARLY AIRCRAFT
No. : WI-TF-057
MAINTENANCE PLAN
RECORD OF REVISIONS
1. GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 ORIGINATOR : Line Maintenance Production Planning
1.4 PURPOSE
This Work Instruction describes the issuance process of Yearly Aircraft Maintenance Plan.
Yearly Aircraft Maintenance Plan is a one year period onward aircraft maintenance
schedule which cover inspection for C-check, D-check, structural inspection, ship set
landing gear replacement and individual job (EO, TLW, Aircraft Maintenance Special
Program) that need ground time 3 days or more with legal aspect consideration.
Yearly Aircraft Maintenance Plan is issued in every September intended for period 1 year
onward period range from January until December.
Yearly Aircraft Maintenance Plan is used as reference and guidance to develop Long
Term Aircraft Maintenance Plan and Seasonal Aircraft Maintenance Plan also used as
input to define aircraft serviceability for Prime Production Planning.
2. DEFINITIONS:
a. C, D-Check : Routine Inspection as describe in the Maintenance Program (MP) using
letter code alphabet C or D.
b. EO : Engineering Order is work instruction issued by Engineering Department.
c. TLW : Time Limit Work is non letter check inspection as describe in the
Maintenance Program (MP) using flight hour (FH), flight cycle (FC) or
calendar days/years as interval.
d. Aircraft Maintenance Special Program : Aircraft Maintenance Special Program is task
inspection required by Quality Assurance and Engineering which is not
planned in Routine Maintenance Program.
e. Prime Production Planning : Planning of Garuda and Citilink flight schedule for 01 January
until 31 December which contain specific information comprise flight
number, destination, days operation, frequency, time, aircraft type, etc.
f. Fleet Plan : Number and type of Aircraft which will be operated on the next period.
g. Aircraft type utilization : Aircraft type utilization is calculation from average flight hour
consume per month.
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Acquire
Acquire 11 year
year onward
onward fleet
fleet plan Airline Fleet Plan Aircraft Sched & Routing
information
information from Airline
from Corporate Planning TFP-1
Acquire
Acquire 1 year
1 year onward
onward leased
lease aircraft Airline Leased A/C Aircraft Sched & Routing
Aircraftand
delivery delivery & redelivery
redelivery schedule delivery & TFP-1
schedule information
information from Airline
from Asset Management redelivery Plan
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Acquire 1 year
1 year onward
onward peakpeak
season Airline Peak Season Aircraft Sched & Routing
eventseason eventinformation
estimation estimationfrom schedule Plan TFP-1
information
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Planning
Acquire 1 year onward Aircraft Airline Maintenance Aircraft Sched & Routing
Acquire 1 year Aircraft Special Program TFP-1
Maintenance Special Program from
Maintenance Special Program from Plan
Engineering and Maintenance
Engineering
Management
Propose Yearly Aircraft Maintenance MZ-2-36.3 Mgr. A/C Sched & Routing
Revise
Plan Draft CT Form Mgr. TFP-1
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3.2. Requirements
Aircraft Scheduling & Routing determines Yearly Aircraft Maintenance Plan as follow.
1. Acquire information about fleet plan for 1 year onward from Airline Maintenance
Planning Unit on April.
2. Acquire information about 1 year onward status of lease aircraft and schedule for
delivery and redelivery from Airline Maintenance Planning Unit on April.
3. Acquire information from Airline Maintenance Planning Unit about 1 year onward
peak season event estimation and aircraft needed during that period on April.
4. Acquire information about 1 year onward Aircraft Maintenance Special Program
which have decided by Engineering on April.
5. Based on all information above Aircraft Scheduling & Routing Planner coordinate
with Airline Maintenance Planning Unit prepare Yearly Aircraft Maintenance Plan
draft by running Yearly Aircraft Maintenance Plan preparation meeting on May.
6. Yearly Aircraft Maintenance Plan draft must accommodate all following items, i.e.:
i. Planning of aircraft maintenance schedule must be based on
Maintenance Program (MP) for aircraft inspection type and aircraft
inspection interval.
ii. All aircraft must be scheduled for maintenance which include: C-check, D-
check, structural inspection, ship set landing gear replacement and
individual job (EO, TLW, Aircraft Maintenance Special Program) that need
ground time 3 days or more.
iii. All aircraft maintenance schedule must consider standard ground time /
turnaround time in performing maintenance event.
iv. Planning of Yearly Aircraft Maintenance Plan must include peak season
event period.
v. Planning of Yearly Aircraft Maintenance Plan must include schedule for
delivery and redelivery lease aircraft.
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