Banner Aircraft International, Inc.

Banner Aircraft International, Inc. is an aircraft parts and services company at 2252 Hayes Street in Hollywood, Florida. It states a start date of 1994 and says it serves more than 150 airlines and MROs through an international network, with customers across Africa, Europe, Asia and Latin America. The quality program is certified to ISO 9001:2015, FAA AC 00-56B and ASA-100.

Sales, exchanges and AOG support

• A global sales team that quotes and sources parts around the clock
• Inventory of certified rotables and consumables for immediate dispatch
• Exchange components that shorten lead times and costs
• 24/7 AOG desk
• Dedicated account managers as a single point of contact
• Representatives on the ground in many countries, and customized credit programs
• The company reports more than 550 managed vendors worldwide

Repair management

Banner oversees the whole repair cycle, from coordinating with workshops and negotiating pricing to delivery. Its program uses a network of more than 50 repair shops and OEMs, including FAA and EASA certified stations, and the company says it negotiates warranty terms and flexible financing. Component areas listed include electrical power systems, emergency power, air conditioning, power distribution, auxiliary power, crew escape and safety equipment, structures and cargo systems, and in-flight entertainment products. A customer portal lets operators approve quotes, follow repair status and shipments, message account managers and download certificates and trace documents.

PMA and alternative parts

The company develops PMA and alternative product lines with FAA-approved manufacturers, including cabin interior and safety restraint products and cockpit lighting, and runs stocking programs for high-demand components.

Tooling and calibration

Banner works with OEMs, repair operators and distributors to supply tools that fit customer needs and regulations.

Company facts

• Based in Hollywood, Florida
• ISO 9001:2015, FAA AC 00-56B and ASA-100
• More than 150 airlines and MROs served