P A&P Mechanics in Sterling, Connecticut
2 FAA-certified repair stations
Sterling, CT lists 4 FAA-certificated A&P mechanics and 2 FAA-certified repair stations, with Danielson Airport (LZD) the closest field in the eastern part of the state. None of the listed mechanics presently hold Inspection Authorization.
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Where can I find an A&P mechanic near Danielson?
2 FAA-certified repair stations and 4 FAA-certified A&P mechanics serve the Sterling area, nearDanielson (LZD). All listings are sourced from the FAA Airmen Certification database.
How many A&P mechanics are in Sterling?
Sterling has 2 FAA-certified repair stations and 4 FAA-certificated A&P mechanics, 0 of whom (0%) hold Inspection Authorization. This ranks #126 among 220 Connecticut cities with registered mechanics.
Are there repair stations in Sterling?
Yes, Sterling has 2 FAA-certified repair stations, including New England Plasma Development Corporation, Horizon Aircraft Services, LLC.
What's the nearest airport to Sterling?
The most common nearby airport for mechanics in Sterling is Danielson (LZD), with an average distance of 6.8 miles.
What do A&P and IA mean?
A&P stands for Airframe & Powerplant, the two FAA ratings that authorize a mechanic to work on aircraft. IA (Inspection Authorization) is an additional credential for performing annual inspections. See the full glossary for more details.
How do I choose an A&P mechanic in Sterling?
For major repairs and inspections, consider one of the 2 FAA-certified repair stations in the area, which must meet stricter FAA oversight requirements than individual mechanics. For annual inspections, look for mechanics with Inspection Authorization (IA): 0 of 4 mechanics in Sterling hold this credential. All mechanics listed here hold current FAA certificates sourced from the Airmen Certification database.
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These listings are from FAA public records. Certificate holders may not be actively practicing or accepting clients.