We have worked on hundreds of projects over the years, here are some of our favourites.
ATS were Consultants to SMEAv., in the establishment of their Technical Publications Department, responsible for the production of the Illustrated Parts Catalogue and Database for the SMEAv, MD3-160, two seater trainer. The first Malaysian produced aircraft.
The Natuna Gas Pipline stretches from the Natuna Islands (Indonesia) to Singapore. ATS were responsible for the recruitment of personnel for McDermott PLC to supervise the dredging.
ATS working with CASA, the Spanish national aircraft company, over a 12 year period assisted in the production of the complete range of documentation for the C-212 military transport aircraft, C-101 jet trainer and the CN-235 passenger aircraft (in conjunction with IPTN).
ATS has been a major subcontractor to DASA continuously since 1967. The projects we have worked on include production of technical documentation for hydraulics, landing gear, mechanical systems, avionics, electrical systems, weights and balance for all A310, A320, A330 and A340 models.
ATS also produced technical documentation in module form for the fly-by-wire flight control system, hydraulic system and surveillance, attack and identification system for the Eurofighter Aircraft (EFA)
Following the recent merger between British Aerospace and GEC Marconi, ATS were responsible for the requisite staff evaluation and consolidation in Indonesia.
ATS co-operated with the Spanish railway company RENFE to supply operator manuals, technical specifications and part catalogues for its new high speed train the Locomotura S269.
KYNOS Military Operations Division in Spain appointed ATS consultants in charge of producing operation and maintenance manuals for the military transport vehicle responsible for the removal of damaged tanks from the battlefield as well as spare parts compiling.
Appointed by Bazan, ATS produced the complete range of technical support documentation for Spain's first aircraft carrier the Principe De Asturias (recently sold to Thailand) ; 30 manuals in total as well as 15 damage control diagrams. The manuals cover the electronic system, navigation equipment and weapons systems. The information in these documents is highly classified, therefore we cannot supply further details.
