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Aircraft Maintenance Shops in Wisconsin
48FAA-certified repair stations in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin has 48 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 Wisconsin Aircraft Maintenance Shops
Red Wing Aviation
Repair StationBay City, WI
Textron Aviation Service
Repair StationMilwaukee, WI
Blue Airways INC
Repair StationBay City, WI
Burlington Air Center INC
Repair StationBurlington, WI
Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation
Repair StationAppleton, WI
Helicopter Specialties INC
Repair StationJanesville, WI
Red Wing Aviation
Bay City, WI
Textron Aviation Service
Milwaukee, WI
Blue Airways INC
Bay City, WI
Burlington Air Center INC
Burlington, WI
Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation
Appleton, WI
Helicopter Specialties INC
Janesville, WI
Jet Air Group INC
Green Bay, WI
Wisconsin Aviation - Four Lakes INC
Madison, WI
Airtronics
Pulaski, WI
Basler Turbo Conversions, LLC
Oshkosh, WI
Fox River Aviation
Rochester, WI
Milwaukee Avionics And Instruments
Milwaukee, WI
Sc Aviation INC
Janesville, WI
Skycom Avionics INC
Waukesha, WI
Stein's Aircraft Services
Kenosha, WI
Derco Repair Services
Milwaukee, WI
Ducommun, Incorporated
Appleton, WI
Lakeland Aviation Of Minocqua INC
Arbor Vitae, WI
Newview Technologies INC
Oshkosh, WI
On Altitude LLC
Kenosha, WI
Plane Sense Avionics
Caroline, WI
Plexus Corp.
Neenah, WI
S3 Aerodefense, LLC
Milwaukee, WI
Top Flight Avionics, LLC
New Richmond, WI
Universal Engine Elements
Middleton, WI
Ace Precision MacHining, LLC
Menomonee Falls, WI
Aero Fabricators INC
Lyons, WI
Astronautics Corporation Of America
Oak Creek, WI
Gibson Aviation Services LLC
Menomonie, WI
Kenosha Aero
Kenosha, WI
Mts
Hartford, WI
Perceptive Avionics INC
New Richmond, WI
Rice Lake Air Center
Cameron, WI
Safran Aerosystems Services Americas, LLC
Menomonee Falls, WI
Aeromotors, LLC
Browntown, WI
Airworthy Aerospace Industries, Inc.
Hudson, WI
Aviation Component Engineering, LLC
Monroe, WI
Eagle Fuel Cells
Eagle River, WI
Fleet Support Services INC
Monroe, WI
Full Stop Technics
Milwaukee, WI
K & K Precision Welding
East Troy, WI
Rapco Fleet Support INC
Hartland, WI
Rapco INC
Hartland, WI
Safran Landing Systems Wheel & Brake Services, LLC
Milwaukee, WI
Superior Jet Specialists
Janesville, WI
Vanguard Aerospace, LLC
Waterford, WI
Wisconsin Aerostation, Ltd.
Sullivan, WI
Ndt Inspect-Air INC
Franksville, WI
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 Wisconsin?
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 Wisconsin 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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