LOM PRAHA
LOM PRAHA s.p.
Praha 10, Czech Republic
About
Founded in 1915, LOM PRAHA is a defense component supplier based in Praha 10, Czech Republic working in air systems, simulation & training, mro & logistics.
LOM PRAHA s.p. is a Czech state-owned enterprise under the Ministry of Defence, with roots in aero-engine production dating back to 1915. It provides maintenance, overhaul, repair and life-cycle support for Mi-series helicopters, L-39 aircraft and piston and turbine engines, including TV3-117, AI-25TL and AI-9V units and VR-14/24 reduction gears. It states that it is the only Mi helicopter overhaul facility in NATO and EU countries certified by the Russian design bureaus MVZ Mil and OAO Klimov and by the MAK committee. The company also develops and produces piston aircraft engines in the M132, M137, M332 and M337 families, some of which are used in civil and experimental aviation. Its operations include a flight training centre in Pardubice, and its subsidiary VR Group, a.s. makes flight and ground-forces simulators. Sites are in Prague, Pardubice and Vícenice. The company states that it has ISO 9001 certification and holds security clearance.
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M332A
Piston aircraft engine
Four-cylinder inverted air-cooled piston engine for light aircraft, with a switchable compressor and fixed or adjustable-pitch propeller.
M332AK
Piston aircraft engine
Aerobatic derivative of the M332A with an adapted oil and fuel system for inverted flight.
M332C
Piston aircraft engine
Four-cylinder piston engine, the latest development of the M332 family, certified for low-octane unleaded petrol.
M337A / M337AK / M337C
Piston aircraft engine
Six-cylinder inverted air-cooled piston engines in the M337 series.
M137A / M137AZ
Piston aircraft engine
Piston engines for aerobatic and touring aircraft with an adapted oil and fuel system.
M132A / M132AK
Piston aircraft engine
Four-cylinder piston engines in the M132 series, including an aerobatic variant.
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ISO 9001
Military aviation repair certification (MAK)
