A lifetime-extension assessment brings together original design information, operating history, inspections, modifications and updated analyses to determine whether continued service can be justified.
A life extension is an evidence-based engineering argument.
A single recalculated fatigue number is rarely sufficient. The assessment should show how design assumptions compare with actual service and how inspections confirm or challenge the predicted damage mechanisms.
AeroMech structures the available evidence, identifies gaps and performs targeted analyses. The conclusion can include inspection requirements, operating restrictions or monitoring actions where these are necessary to support continued service.