Welcome to the American Eurocopter Tech Club. If you are a member of the Tech Club, please log in using the "Tech Club user ID" and password provided to you. If you have any problem logging in, please contact james.kincaid@eurocopterusa.com.

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Eurocopter Technical Club membership is provided for those currently maintaining and operating Eurocopter products. The Technical Club is designed to provide a forum for the exchange of technical information on the maintenance of Eurocopter products. Members benefit from convenient, 24-hour access to the latest in-service experience and answers to frequently asked questions as well as tips and ideas from other members maintaining the Eurocopter product line. This information is not intended to replace normal Technical Service functions of American Eurocopter. The information contained in the Club Digest Data Base is not to be considered approved by Eurocopter, its suppliers, or the Federal Aviation Administration.

To obtain access to the club and the information available therein, members are asked to follow some basic rules of good conduct. These rules may be viewed by clicking on "Club Rules of Conduct" below. To apply for membership, simply click on "Membership Application" below and then complete the application form. Your application will be reviewed by James Kincaid, Manager of Technical Support. Any questions regarding membership should be addressed to james.kincaid@eurocopterusa.com. Thank you for your interest in this innovative method of joining our users together with American Eurocopter.

 

Club Access

The Eurocopter Technical Club was formed as a way of furthering the collective knowledge of those who own and operate Eurocopter products. As an approved member, you are recognized by the American Eurocopter technical staff as a valued contributor to this wealth of shared information. The club affords its members convenient 24-hour access to:

To maintain the professional nature of this club, some rules of conduct do apply. To avoid suspension of your membership, we would suggest you review these rules by reading the Club Rules of Conduct. Should you have any questions, please contact James Kincaid at james.kincaid@eurocopterusa.com

 

Club Rules of Conduct

The Eurocopter Technical Club is attended to be a professional forum. To maintain an environment with which all members can be comfortable, we ask that members follow a few simple rules of conduct. Breaking of these rules can lead to suspension of a members access to the club. Your cooperation is appreciated.
  1. The posting of off-color/obscene words, sayings and/or images is not permitted.
  2. Personal attacks and/or cast aspersions of any kind are prohibited.
  3. Hostile or threatening remarks are not permitted.
  4. Please take personal conversations and/or disagreements off-line. You are encouraged to respond to other members using the E-mail system. Please do not address the entire membership on private issues.
  5. Constructive remarks are welcome, however they should be in line with rules #1, #2, and #3 above.
  6. In the subject block of the E-Mail form, please indicate the model number and the subject of the comment or question, for example: "AS350, Tail Rotor Paint". If your comments are of a general nature, please be as descriptive as allowed in the limited space, i.e., "Wanted used Chadwick". This will allow for easier searching via key word once the database of digest are established.
  7. Remember, this program is monitored daily!

American Eurocopter Disclaimer for Technical Club

No representation or other affirmation of fact including but not limited to statements regarding capacity, suitability for use, or performance of equipment shall be, or be deemed to be, a warranty by American Eurocopter for any purpose, nor give rise to any liability or obligation of American Eurocopter whatsoever.