Cadorath, a leading provider in aerospace and aviation solutions, is proud to announce a significant expansion to its Engine Services Center. Following the approval from Rolls-Royce, Cadorath’s facility in Winnipeg, Manitoba, has been designated as a branch to its Authorized Maintenance Repair and Overhaul Center (AMROC) in Lafayette. This development is poised to significantly enhance Cadorath’s commitment to providing unparalleled M250 and RR300 turbine engine support to helicopter operators worldwide.

With this branch approval, Cadorath Aerospace Winnipeg will offer comprehensive engine and module overhauls, in addition to its existing capabilities of single part repair support. This expansion comes on the recent milestones of Cadorath successfully completing its first engine and module deliveries, with test cell, thereby establishing itself as a premier engine support organization. The Winnipeg facility’s full range of services now include engine repair and overhaul, single part repairs, and rental or exchange engines and modules.

Roy Hartfiel, AMROC Program Manager at Cadorath, highlighted the strategic advantage of the Winnipeg branch approval, stating, “Securing AMROC branch approval to our Winnipeg location allows Cadorath to elevate support for both Canadian and global customers. It has always been our priority to offer our customers a comprehensive range of support options.”

Gerry Cadorath, President and CEO of Cadorath, elaborated on the company’s growth strategy, “Initiating renovations at our Winnipeg site was a direct response to receiving AMROC approval in September 2023. This enhancement is aimed at expanding our skilled team to meet and exceed the high service and support standards our clients have come to expect from Cadorath.”

David R Haines, COO of Cadorath, emphasized the strategic benefits of this branch approval, “By integrating engine repair and overhaul capabilities into our Winnipeg facility, we are poised to deliver seamless end-to-end support. This expansion will leverage our skilled technicians and advanced MRO repair capabilities to meet the demanding service levels required by our industry.”