Aircraft Maintenance Environments · Since 1999

KEEP AIRCRAFTMAINTAINABLE.

Aircraft-specific maintenance environments, engine protection and controlled workspaces for operations where permanent infrastructure is unavailable, impractical or too slow.

Bring the maintenance environment to the aircraft. J.B. Roche approach
25+Years in aerospace
ISO 9001Quality management
AOGRapid response
BespokeAircraft-specific engineering
The J.B. Roche Difference

We engineer the working environment.

From an engine change on the apron to a temporary controlled workspace or a custom hangar interface, the requirement starts with the aircraft, the task and the operating conditions.

Product Systems

Precision where it matters.

Focused systems for different operational problems, designed around the installed aircraft and the work being carried out.

Engine Protection02

FLASHPLUG® AIR

Rapid engine protection for intake, bypass, exhaust and preservation applications, designed around the installed engine.

2–3 min installation1 mechanicPatented
Controlled Environments04

CompShop®

Portable controlled workspaces for composite and specialist repair where dedicated permanent space is unavailable or impractical.

PortableControlled environmentRapid deployment
A320 AOG · Published Case Study
19→6HOURS

Proof should speak for itself.

An A320 engine change in 8°F conditions was completed in six hours using an IglooMX® protected environment, versus an estimated nineteen hours without it.

$600KForecast annual maintenance saving in Allegiant’s business case
10+ yearsPublished expected IglooMX® service-life basis in the case
Read the Allegiant case study →
IglooMX® · Airbus A320 · Operational deployment
On the Aircraft

Local protection. Real maintenance access.

IglooMX® systems create a protected workspace around the maintenance zone rather than requiring the entire aircraft to be enclosed. Engine, nose, fuselage, wing and specialist access configurations can be developed around the task.

See aircraft maintenance applications →
Aircraft

Start with the platform.

Aircraft-specific pages connect operators directly to the maintenance and protection systems relevant to the fleets they operate.

AIRBUSA220→
AIRBUSA320 Family→
AIRBUSA330 / A350 / A380→
BOEING737 Family→
BOEING777 / 777X / 787→
MILITARYC-17 / C-130 / A400M→
Engineering

Geometry first.

Aircraft position, access equipment, clearances, building interfaces and environmental requirements define the system.

01AircraftPlatform, geometry and work zone.
02TaskMaintenance activity, access and tooling.
03EnvironmentSite, weather and operating conditions.
04ConfigurationEnclosure, interface and deployment method.
Operator Evidence

Proven where conditions are not ideal.

The strongest argument for the system is the maintenance work customers have already completed with it.

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You saved our fingers in Cordova, Alaska — 3 days and 3°F. No injuries.
Alaska Airlines · B737 Engine Change Shelter
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The job could not have been done without the shelter. It was absolutely essential to have dry conditions.
British Midlands · A319 Engine Change Shelter
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The mechanics loved it. We changed an HMU at −19°C and snowfall during a full night shift.
Air Berlin · A320 Engine Change Shelter
Why J.B. Roche

Aircraft first. Task defined. Environment engineered around both.

The system is selected or engineered around the aircraft and the maintenance task, with the working environment configured around both.

AOGRapid-response maintenanceWhen hangar space or weather is the constraint.
MROPlanned maintenanceAircraft-specific working environments.
PROGRAMMEFleet modificationsRepeatable protection for structured work programmes.
BESPOKEUnusual geometryInterfaces engineered around the aircraft and site.
Aircraft · Task · Environment

Bring us the problem.

Tell us the aircraft, maintenance area, access requirement, operating conditions and required date. We’ll match an existing system or engineer one around the job.

Discuss your requirement →