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Will CASP cover Service Bulletin upgrades?
Collins Aerospace will incorporate reliability Service Bulletins issued for Collins equipment at no additional charge to you, where there is no change to fit/form/or function. Other upgrades like TCAS II or ADS-B, are service bulletins that change the form/fit/function of the unit (and change the part number), adding new functionality and require associated aircraft certification.
How is a No-Fault-Found (NFF) addressed with my CASP contract?
NFF is defined as Equipment that Collins determines does not require repair, replacement or adjustment to return it to a serviceable state. Any NFF's above your contract allowance will be separately invoiced to you or the dealer at Collins' then-current time and material pricing.
What does the program exclude?
Program Exclusions: Damage not related to normal installation and operation (ie: Customer-induced damage) Cost of upgrades that alter form/fit/function (ie: TCAS 7.1, ADS-B, CPDLC, FANS, etc) Courier services, customs, duty charges Obsolescence upgrades (equipment replacement) Removal, Refit, RVSM Labor reimbursement (Essential Only) Troubleshooting labor reimbursement (CASP & Essential)
Is shipping covered under CASP?
Yes, CASP covers shipping both ways. International shipping costs shall not exceed $600 US per occurrence. The following is not covered: International shipping for CASP Essential, customs and duty fees, courier fees, counter-to-counter fees, early AM delivery fees, brokerage fees, taxes and other related fees or charges.
What if my aircraft is sold?
Your CASP contract is transferable with no cost to you. The information needed includes: Company name and address of the new owner Contact name Phone number E-mail address Once Collins is notified of an aircraft sale, a contract transfer email, along with a copy of the current contract, will be sent to the new owner for [...]
What do I do when my equipment fails?
If your equipment fails you have two lines of contact Contact any authorized Collins Dealer to arrange a Rental/Exchange on your behalf Contact Collins Rental/Exchange directly at 800-713-7693 orrentalexchange@rockwellcollins.com
How does my CASP contract work?
When you have a Collins Aerospace Authorized Dealer provide the removal, replacement and return to service labor for the no-charge exchange Equipment, you will be reimbursed for labor at the then- current labor hours and rates set forth in the contract between Collins and the Collins Authorized Dealer.
How do I pay for my CASP contract?
Once the signed contract is returned, an invoice will be generated. The invoice provides various methods of payment (ie: wire transfer, credit card, etc).
What if I don’t fly the number of flight hours I am contracted for?
CASP contract minimum flight hours will remain in effect. If the aircraft is contracted for above the minimum flight hours and it does not reach that level, a debit will be issued for the difference at the end of the term. If you fly over the contracted amount, an invoice will be issued for the [...]
What contract terms are available?
The standard CASP contract length is 1 or 3 years. The 3 year contract is billed annually. Other contract terms may be available for fleet operators upon request.
Which aircraft are eligible for CASP?
Any aircraft or helicopter with Collins Aerospace avionics and/or cabin equipment installed.