QEC and EBU inventory
Every accessory on the engine identified by part and serial number against the delivery or return specification, with a photo of each data plate and a check for release tags; discrepancies listed so both parties can act before the engine leaves.
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Who it is for
Airlines, MROs, lessors and investors.
What is included
- Accessory part and serial numbers.
- Data-plate photos and release-tag checks.
- Delivery or return specification comparison.
- InspectView voice part-number matching.
What the report contains
The accessory inventory, photo evidence, part and serial numbers, release-tag checks and discrepancies against the specification.
Engines
CFM56-5B · CFM56-7B. State the exact model and configuration when requesting.
Where
Related guides
How to request
Complete the request below. Scheduled inspections: book about a week ahead. AOG and short notice are subject to availability.
Request an inspection
Send the engine model, ESN, airport, on/off-wing status, reason, date, report format and whether video is needed. Tell us the engine, airport and date; we confirm the nearest available inspector and a mobilization window.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between QEC and EBU?
The same idea: Boeing and Airbus terminology.
Does a bare engine include QEC?
No.
How long does an inventory take?
A few hours on an installed narrowbody engine.