Insights on Aircraft Programmed Depot

This technical report describes the F-15 programmed depot maintenance (PDM) process as performed at the Warner Robins Air Logistics Center (WR-ALC) in FYs 2004-2006. The average WR-ALC F-15 PDM visit runs behind schedule and lasts about four months. Also, PDM can wait a long time for parts; aircraft move through PDM steps out of sequence, with missing parts catching up with the aircraft when they become available, or cannibalize other aircraft.

Introduction	p. 1
The F-15 and its programmed depot maintenance	p. 3
The programmed depot maintenance process	p. 4
F-15 programmed depot maintenance durations	p. 9
Cell-level duration variability	p. 12
F-15 programmed depot maintenance part issues	p. 15
Concluding discussion	p. 19
References	p. 21
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Insights on Aircraft Programmed Depot Maintenance: An Analysis of F-15 PDM

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