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Aerotec International

Aerotec International is a Phoenix, Arizona repair company that overhauls auxiliary power units and related components.

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About Aerotec International

Aerotec International is an aviation repair company based in Phoenix, Arizona. It repairs and overhauls auxiliary power units (APUs) and related components. The address is 3007 East Chambers Street in Phoenix. The site lists FAA Repair Station UMCR407K.

The company says it has sold and repaired APUs and components since 1991. Its work covers maintenance, repair and overhaul for APUs made by Honeywell and Pratt and Whitney. The site also says the company repairs ECS and MES components.

The site lists several divisions. These are AUX Power, MEL Xchange, ACT (Alternate Component Technology), and MEL (Minimum Engine List). The AUX Power division runs an auxiliary power repair and overhaul station. MEL Xchange is an exchange program for minimum engine list parts.

The company says its engineers make repairs that are as good as or better than the original manufacturer's specifications. It says its in-house engineering has saved customers money through repairs instead of replacement parts. The site says the company's International Magnum program has improved APU performance.

The site says the company works with Hamilton Sundstrand made APUs and components. It also says it has added overhaul and repair work for regional fleet APUs. The company says it serves the aerospace community worldwide.

The about page says the company started with seven employees and a small customer base. It says the company now employs about 100 people. The management team is listed on the contact page and includes David Davidson, the president and chief executive.

The phone number is (602) 253-4540. The fax number is (602) 252-0395. The site also has a parts store and links to Facebook, X, YouTube, Instagram and LinkedIn.

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