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Aircraft Maintenance Shops in South Carolina
47FAA-certified repair stations in South Carolina.
South Carolina has 47 FAA-certified Part 145 repair stations authorized to perform aircraft maintenance, inspections, and major repairs. Repair stations meet stricter FAA oversight than individual mechanics and are the preferred choice for most general aviation maintenance work. All listings below are sourced from the FAA repair station database.
What is a Part 145 repair station? An FAA Part 145 certificated repair station is an organization authorized by the FAA to perform aircraft maintenance, alteration, or inspection under stricter oversight than an individual A&P mechanic. Each station is rated for specific capabilities — Airframe, Powerplant, Propeller, Radio, Instrument, or Accessory — that define what work it can legally perform. Source: FAA repair station database.
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Top South Carolina Aircraft Maintenance Shops
Lockheed Martin Aircraft Center INC
Repair StationGreenville, SC
Carolina Turbine Support INC
Repair StationAiken, SC
Eagle Aviation
Repair StationWest Columbia, SC
Lowcountry Aviation Company Maintenance, Repair An
Repair StationWalterboro, SC
Pilatus Aircraft Usa Ltd.
Repair StationRock Hill, SC
Stevens Aerospace And Defense Systems, Llc.
Repair StationGreenville, SC
Lockheed Martin Aircraft Center INC
Greenville, SC
Carolina Turbine Support INC
Aiken, SC
Eagle Aviation
West Columbia, SC
Lowcountry Aviation Company Maintenance, Repair An
Walterboro, SC
Pilatus Aircraft Usa Ltd.
Rock Hill, SC
Stevens Aerospace And Defense Systems, Llc.
Greenville, SC
Bankair INC
West Columbia, SC
Hangar Six
Greenville, SC
Interstate Turbine Management
Charleston, SC
Myrtle Air Services INC
Myrtle Beach, SC
Precision Air Inc, - Florence
Florence, SC
Sai Flight Services INC
Greer, SC
Sherpa Air Mro, LLC
Georgetown, SC
South Carolina Avionics Services, LLC
Sumter, SC
Airborne Avionics
Winnsboro, SC
Aircraft Maintenance Services INC
Columbia, SC
Aloft Aviation Maintenance, Llp
Laurens, SC
Anderson Avionics
Anderson, SC
Palmetto Avionics LLC
Greenwood, SC
Pee Dee Avionics
Cheraw, SC
Pf Flyers INC
Greenville, SC
Southeast Helicopters INC
Saluda, SC
Swamp Fox Avionics LLC
Walterboro, SC
The Boeing Company
North Charleston, SC
Touch N Go Aeroworks LLC
Greenville, SC
Aerotech Heli Logistics, LLC
Kingstree, SC
Arc
Greer, SC
Charleston Instruments
Johns Island, SC
Ethosenergy Accessories And Components, LLC
Duncan, SC
Exceutive Helijet Aviation
Myrtle Beach, SC
Performance Aeromotive INC
Belton, SC
Precision Air INC
Manning, SC
Skf Aero Bearing Service Center
Ladson, SC
Sos Aero And Avionics LLC
Laurens, SC
Top Hat Avionics Llc.
Liberty, SC
Acl Airshop, LLC
Greenville, SC
Airflow Performance, LLC
Spartanburg, SC
Brothers Aviation Maintenance Service, INC
Clover, SC
Champion Aerospace LLC
Liberty, SC
Electro-Voice Dynacord Llc.
Greer, SC
Fda Aerospace Solutions LLC
Johns Island, SC
Rauch Performance Turbine, LLC
Georgetown, SC
Southern Air Repair Corporation
Greenville, SC
Tag Aero, LLC
Rock Hill, SC
V1 Aircraft Services, LLC
Greenville, SC
Applied Technical Services LLC
Greenville, SC
Safetech Usa INC
Ridgeland, SC
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an FAA Part 145 repair station?
An FAA Part 145 certificated repair station is an organization authorized by the FAA to perform aircraft maintenance, alteration, or inspection. Each station holds specific ratings — Airframe, Powerplant, Propeller, Radio, Instrument, or Accessory — that define the work it can legally perform.
How do I choose an aircraft maintenance shop in South Carolina?
Match the shop's FAA ratings to the work you need. For airframe and engine work, look for Airframe and Powerplant ratings. For avionics, look for Radio and Instrument ratings. Use the rating filters above to narrow the list to shops authorized for your job.
What's the difference between an A&P mechanic and a repair station?
An A&P mechanic is an individual FAA-certificated technician with Airframe and Powerplant ratings. A repair station is an FAA-certified organization that operates under stricter oversight, holds its own quality and inspection systems, and can be rated for specialized work that an individual mechanic cannot perform alone.
Are all South Carolina aircraft mechanics required to be FAA-certified?
Anyone performing maintenance on a certified aircraft for hire must be either an FAA-certified A&P mechanic or work under the umbrella of an FAA-certificated repair station. Aircraft owners can perform certain preventive maintenance on their own aircraft under FAR 43 Appendix A.
How can shops claim their listing?
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