Aerocycle

Aerocycle provides aircraft recycling and lifecycle management services. Its head office, shop and warehousing facilities are in Grenville, Quebec. Aircraft teardown work takes place in a hangar at Montreal Saint-Hubert Longueuil Airport (YHU), just south of Montreal. The company says it has more than 14 years of experience in the industry.

Aerocycle is a Transport Canada Civil Aviation approved maintenance organization (TCCA AMO). Its AMO certificate is shown on the website. The company is also accredited by ASA-100, is a member of the Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association (AFRA), and is registered in Canada's Controlled Goods Program.

The company dismantles aircraft under approved maintenance procedures. It recovers parts that are certified for reuse and resale, and it scraps unserviceable components with verified, traceable destruction. Its dangerous goods work includes certified neutralization and handling of gas cartridges and other hazardous materials.

Aerocycle uses a proprietary ERP system to give full visibility and documentation for each job. Its mobile teams carry out projects at sites across Canada.

Its repurposed aircraft parts initiative de-identifies recovered interior components and structural assemblies. These parts are reused for education, creative projects and research. Each recovered component remains traceable.

The company has worked on defense platforms including the CH-47 Chinook, C-130 Hercules, VH-71 helicopters and CP-140 Aurora. Its clients include airlines, OEMs, government agencies, and academic and research institutions, and the company says it serves clients worldwide.

Services

• Aircraft parts harvesting
• Aircraft disassembly
• Certified aircraft parts scrapping
• End-to-end traceability
• Dangerous goods handling
• Repurposed aircraft parts
• Mobile teams across Canada