Rolls-Royce has marked a significant milestone by signing its 1,500th contract for CorporateCare Enhanced, its advanced engine support program for business jet turbofans. Launched in 2019, the program offers comprehensive maintenance and support solutions tailored to a range of Rolls-Royce’s business aviation engines.
For AE3007 and Tay engines, CorporateCare Enhanced covers troubleshooting and travel costs for mobile repair teams. For higher-end models—including Pearl 15, Pearl 700, BR710, and BR725—the service extends to full powerplant maintenance, encompassing the nacelle, engine build-up, thrust reversers, and related repairs such as corrosion and erosion management.
Powering over 4,000 business aircraft worldwide, Rolls-Royce holds nearly 70% of the propulsion market for very-long- and ultra-long-range large-cabin jets. Over 2,500 aircraft are currently enrolled in CorporateCare Enhanced and the standard CorporateCare programs, with 75% of newly delivered Rolls-Royce-powered jets opting for the Enhanced service.
“Since launching CorporateCare Enhanced, we’ve seen robust global demand, underscoring the program’s value to our customers,” said Lindsey Gillen, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Rolls-Royce Business Aviation Services. “Our philosophy—‘if we provide it, we cover it’—resonates strongly, delivering unmatched coverage of the full powerplant, including engine and nacelle, along with priority access to our dedicated Business Aviation Service Network.”
This milestone reinforces Rolls-Royce’s commitment to delivering comprehensive, high-quality support tailored to the evolving needs of business aviation operators worldwide.