FCS Finland

FCS Finland makes jet engine cooling equipment. The company was started in 2018. It sells to airlines and maintenance organizations around the world. It is based in Turku, Finland, and its manufacturing and assembly take place in Masku, Finland.

The aim of the products is to shorten the time an engine needs to cool before repair work. The site says the equipment can cut cooldown times by up to eight hours. That lets repair crews start sooner and keep aircraft downtime low. The CEO and founder is Kimmo Hotanen.

The site shows three main products. The AFC-22 is a patented cooling system that attaches to the engine with vacuum. The AFC-23 is a hybrid version with a built-in generator that runs on diesel or external power. It is made for use on the apron or in the hangar. The third item is a set of vacuum adapters. Each adapter is made to fit one engine type and model, for use with the AFC-22 and AFC-23.

Recent news shows how the equipment is approved and used. In June 2026 the company received LEAP-1A approval for the AFC. In February 2026 its cooling device was included in the Boeing 787 aircraft maintenance manual for the GEnx-1B engine. A case study describes a demo at Porter Airlines, where core temperatures were measured next to the adapter.

The company lists trade shows and conferences where it meets customers. The website has a contact form and a LinkedIn link.