A technician inspecting a disassembled aviation component at a workshop bench

Component support.
Exactly sourced.

Independent aviation component sourcing and repair management. Send the unit and release requirement; we'll identify the right route and confirm it before commitment.

Start with the system. Confirm with the part.

ATA references organize enquiries. Actual support is confirmed against the exact part number, manufacturer, work scope, performing facility and required release before order.

Component sourcing coverage by ATA chapter
ATASystemComponent coverageApproval basisRelease options
21Air conditioningAir-cycle machines, cooling turbines and heat exchangersFacility ratings checked per RFQ8130-3, Form 1 or CoC as contracted
36PneumaticPneumatic valves, regulators and related componentsFacility ratings checked per RFQ8130-3, Form 1 or CoC as contracted
49Airborne auxiliary powerAPU accessories and related componentsFacility ratings checked per RFQ8130-3, Form 1 or CoC as contracted
75Bleed airEngine bleed-air valves and control componentsFacility ratings checked per RFQ8130-3, Form 1 or CoC as contracted
80StartingEngine starters and starting-system componentsFacility ratings checked per RFQ8130-3, Form 1 or CoC as contracted

Need support for a specific component? Send the part number and required release, and we'll confirm the available route.

Send a part number
Aviation component secured for dimensional inspection on a coordinate measuring machine

Know who performs the work.

Every quotation identifies the proposed performing facility, exact work scope, approval basis and available release. Vulpes coordinates the commercial and operational path; maintenance is placed only after the requirement has been matched and verified.

Legal entity & address
Supplied in the vendor-onboarding and quotation pack
FAA / EASA certificates
Performing-facility certificates supplied before order
Ratings & limitations
Checked against the exact article and requested scope
Capability-list revision
Current facility revision confirmed during quotation
In-house / subcontracted
Performing party and any outside processing identified

A controlled path from requirement to return.

Capability is verified before commitment. Findings are authorized before additional work. Documentation is checked before dispatch.

  1. 01

    Define

    Part number, condition, removal reason and release requirement are recorded.

  2. 02

    Match

    The requirement is matched to a specialist facility and its current ratings.

  3. 03

    Verify

    Capability, approval basis, scope, availability and documentation are confirmed.

  4. 04

    Quote

    Price, turnaround, work scope, warranty and logistics are issued for approval.

  5. 05

    Manage

    The order, findings, authorization, progress and exceptions are coordinated.

  6. 06

    Deliver

    The unit and contracted release documentation are checked before return.

Technician conducting a visual receiving inspection of an aviation component

Options built around operational need.

Availability and terms vary by unit. Each offer states the condition, trace, release, warranty, lead time and logistics basis so buyers can compare like for like.

01

Repair management

Evaluation, quotation, findings approval, progress follow-up, documentation review and return coordination.

02

Exchange & loan

Availability checked against part number, build standard, release and required delivery date.

03

Warranty

Applicable period, exclusions and claim route are stated in the quotation and order acknowledgement.

04

Logistics

Collection, export packing, freight, customs documentation and direct-to-operator delivery coordinated as required.

Become a supplier.

We source pneumatic, environmental-control, APU, bleed-air, starter, electrical, hydraulic, flight-control, landing-gear and engine components.

Introduce your capability

What to include

  • Legal entity, locations and primary quality contact
  • Current regulatory certificates, ratings and limitations
  • Controlled capability list with revision and issue date
  • ATA chapters, OEMs, part numbers and exact work scopes
  • Release authorities, trace standards and warranty terms
  • Subcontract control and approved outside processors

Start with the unit.

Complete the technical and commercial requirement once. Add tags, photos and trace documents to the prepared email.

Mark the request AOG.

Include the part number, aircraft location, required release and need-by time. The fastest current route is the AOG email channel; contracted customers receive the direct escalation line in their support pack.

Email AOG request