What Intermountain Turbine Services does

Intermountain Turbine Services, Inc. is a privately held aerospace maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) provider founded in 1993 and headquartered in Lindon, Utah. The company operates as a Honeywell Authorized Service Center specializing exclusively in the Honeywell LTS101 series (11 turboshaft variants) and the HTS900 turboshaft engine, plus two LTP101 turboprop variants. Its service portfolio spans engine and parts sales, engine exchange and rental programs, comprehensive repair and overhaul (including 1800-hour overhauls, limited repair, compressor assembly and balancing, fuel pump inspections and overhauls, and fluorescent penetrant inspections), 24/7 AOG (Aircraft on Ground) emergency response, and FAA/EASA Part 147-approved maintenance training courses.

The company's technical foundation rests on its Honeywell-certified test cell for engine performance verification, its access to proprietary OEM technical data and correlation certificates under its authorized service center designation (CAGE Code 38MN1), and its multi-jurisdiction regulatory approvals spanning the FAA (US), EASA Part 145/Part 147 (Europe), SACAA (South Africa), and Transport Canada. It also holds ISO 9001 quality management certification and Triumph/Goodrich Fuel Pump Authorization for both engine lines.

Revenue is generated through four primary streams: (1) one-time parts and engine sales, (2) engine exchange transactions, (3) professional repair and overhaul services including engine rentals, and (4) training course fees. Go-to-market is entirely direct and contact-driven (email and phone), targeting aviation operators ranging from small fleets (1-4 aircraft) to large fleet operators (5+ aircraft), other authorized service centers, and aviation regulatory authorities. Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. The company employs between 11 and 50 people and has been continuously operating for over 30 years without disclosed external funding, acquisitions, or leadership changes.

Name

Intermountain Turbine Services

Legal name

Intermountain Turbine Services, Inc.

Website

https://intermountainturbine.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1993

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Intermountain Turbine Services is a privately held Honeywell Authorized Service Center providing repair, overhaul, parts, exchange, rental, and training services exclusively for Honeywell LTS101 and HTS900 turboshaft and turboprop engines, serving aviation operators globally under FAA, EASA, SACAA, and Transport Canada approvals.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Aviation Engine Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) Services

NAICS

Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance (811210)

SIC

Aircraft Engines & Engine Parts (3724)

akta.pro primary industry

Propulsion Test, Integration & Certification Services (IMABADAN)

Keywords

• Aviation engine MRO
• Turboshaft engine repair
• Honeywell service center
• Aircraft engine overhaul
• AOG emergency support

Headquarters

HQ city

Lindon

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

1. Engine and Parts Sales: Sale of new and serviceable LT101 and HTS900 engine parts and components. Intermountain Turbine stocks an extensive inventory of parts to ensure operators have necessary components to keep engines operational.
2. Engine Exchange: Exchange of core engine components including fuel pumps, fuel controls, governors, T-1 sensors, fuel manifolds, GP rotors, rear bearings, and support housings. Operators receive rebuilt or serviceable units in exchange for their cores.
3. Engine Repair and Overhaul Services: Comprehensive repair services including engine overhaul at 1800-hour intervals, limited repair, compressor assembly and balancing, fuel pump 600-hour inspections, fuel pump overhauls, high-pressure fuel filter functional tests and overhauls, fuel manifold cleaning and flow checks, and fluorescent penetrant inspections. Also includes engine rentals.
4. Training Courses: LTS101 turboshaft line maintenance training courses designed to provide students with knowledge and hands-on experience to diagnose and rectify LTS101 or HTS900 engines. Courses are held upon request with a minimum of 4 students per course.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Intermountain Turbine Services is a Honeywell-authorized aviation engine service center that provides maintenance, repair, and overhaul for Honeywell LTS101 and HTS900 turboshaft and turboprop engines. The company sells new and serviceable engine parts, offers outright engine sales and engine/component exchanges, operates a 24/7 AOG (Aircraft on Ground) emergency service, rents engines, and conducts FAA Part 147/EASA Part 147-approved line maintenance training courses. All work is supported by an in-house Honeywell-certified test cell and a broad inventory of exchange components.

Product overview

Intermountain Turbine Services operates as an authorized Honeywell service center offering a comprehensive portfolio of aviation engine services centered on the LT101 and HTS900 turbo shaft and turbo prop engines. The company's product suite comprises three core pillars: (1) Parts Sales and Engine Sales/Exchange for new and serviceable inventory and outright purchases, (2) Engine Services including comprehensive repairs (overhaul, limited repair, compressor assembly, fuel pump services), AOG emergency support, and rentals, and (3) Training services for LTS101/HTS900 line maintenance. These offerings are supported by a Field Service Kit and Component Exchange Program for parts like fuel pumps, governors, and rotors. The company provides 24/7 availability for emergency service and maintains quality certifications including ISO 9001, EASA Part 145/147, and FAA approvals.

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Functional benefit

Products and services

• Parts Sales Sales of new and serviceable parts inventory for LT101 and HTS900 engines to aviation operators, supported by extensive inventory maintained by Intermountain Turbine to ensure parts availability for continued engine operation.
• Engine Sales and Exchange Outright purchases and exchanges of LT101 and HTS900 engines, including an exchange program for components such as fuel pumps, fuel controls, governors, T-1 sensors, fuel manifolds, GP rotors, rear bearings, and support housings, for new and existing operators.
• AOG (Aircraft on Ground) Emergency Service 24/7 emergency service available year-round to minimize aircraft downtime and lost revenue by providing immediate parts, exchange engines, and technical response for operators of LT101 and HTS900 engines.
• Engine Repair and Overhaul Services Comprehensive repair and overhaul services for LT101 and HTS900 engines, including 1800-hour engine overhauls, limited repair, compressor assembly and balancing, 600-hour fuel pump inspections, fuel pump overhauls and upgrades, high-pressure fuel filter functional tests and overhauls, fuel manifold cleaning and flow checks, and fluorescent penetrant inspections.
• Engine Rentals Rental engines available across various LT101 and HTS900 engine models to support operators during overhaul cycles, AOG events, or temporary capacity needs, arranged through [email protected].
• LT101 and HTS900 Line Maintenance Training FAA Part 147 and EASA Part 147-approved LTS101 turboshaft line maintenance training course that provides students with the knowledge and hands-on experience to diagnose and rectify LTS101 and HTS900 engines to maintenance manual level, combining lecture, demonstration, and lab exercises. Offered on a per-registration basis with a minimum of 4 students per course.
• LT101 and HTS900 Field Service Kit Field service kit supplying the tools and components needed for on-site maintenance of LT101 and HTS900 engines, available on request through the company contact channel.

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

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Feature3 records

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

• Honeywell AerospacecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerIntermountain Turbine Services is an authorized service center for Honeywell LTS101 and HTS900 turboshaft and turboprop engines. The partnership grants access to proprietary technical data, correlation certificates, and design authority (CAGE Code 38MN1), enabling the company to perform certified repairs and issue regulatory-compliant documentation. The company also holds Triumph/Goodrich Fuel Pump Authorization for both engine lines under the Honeywell relationship.

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• StandardAero: The largest independent aerospace MRO globally and a Honeywell Authorized Service Center for multiple engine lines including turboshaft platforms; competes directly with Intermountain Turbine for Honeywell engine overhaul, exchange, and component repair work.
• TurbineAero: Specialty MRO shop focused on Pratt & Whitney and Honeywell small-engine turboshaft and APUs, with comparable capabilities in engine overhaul, exchanges, and AOG support for operators of mid-size helicopters and business aircraft.
• Precision Aviation Group (PAG): Provider of aviation component MRO, parts distribution, and engine services for fixed-wing and rotorcraft operators; competes with Intermountain Turbine for component exchange work, engine parts sales, and turbine accessory overhaul.
• Vector Aerospace (a StandardAero company): Helicopter-focused engine and component MRO with deep turboshaft experience; directly comparable on helicopter engine overhaul, exchange, and AOG services to the same operator base Intermountain Turbine serves with LTS101/HTS900.
• Dallas Airmotive: Independent turbine engine MRO serving business aviation and helicopter operators with engine overhaul, exchange, and AOG support — a direct comp on small turbine engine service models and customer segments.
• Desser Aerospace: Distributor and engine services provider for legacy turboprop and small turboshaft engines; overlaps with Intermountain Turbine on serviceable parts, exchange programs, and component support for mature fleets.
• Kellstrom Aerospace: Aftermarket parts distributor and engine services provider for business and rotorcraft operators; comparable to Intermountain Turbine on serviceable component inventory, exchanges, and MRO support for mature turbine fleets.

Broad incumbents

• MTU Maintenance: Global MRO division of MTU Aero Engines offering engine overhaul and component repair across commercial and rotorcraft platforms; a broader incumbent competing for the same operator MRO spend but at much larger scale.
• Pratt & Whitney Canada: OEM of competing small turboshaft engines (PT6 family) and operator of its own service network; addresses the same helicopter and turboprop operators and competes for both service and training wallet share.
• Honeywell Aerospace: OEM of the LTS101 and HTS900 engines that grant Intermountain Turbine its authorized service center status; competes through its own service network and dictates the technical data, pricing, and authorization that the entire business depends on.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance14 records

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Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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