BAS Part Sales

BAS Part Sales supplies parts for general aviation and business aircraft through a website with product photos, listed condition and prices. It began in 2010, when two founders started selling parts for Beegles Aircraft Services, and officially launched in 2012 in a hangar at Greeley Airport in Colorado. The company says it now has more than 70 employees and over 175,000 square feet of hangar space in two states.

Inventory

• As-removed, overhauled, core exchange and new old stock parts
• Parts for Cessna, Beechcraft, Piper, Mooney, Cirrus, Learjet, Robinson, Air Tractor and other aircraft
• Business jet parts from a turbine shop opened in 2025 that disassembles Citation, Hawker, King Air and other aircraft
• Engines, propellers, avionics (including Garmin and Collins), landing gear and cabin components
• More than 150,000 items listed, searchable by part number, description or aircraft

Core exchange

Launched in 2026, the core exchange program lists eligible exchange components online with clear pricing and core return terms. The customer installs the part and sends the repairable core back for evaluation and a core credit.

How it works

Every aircraft the company acquires is disassembled, cleaned, documented, photographed and cataloged before listing. Most parts carry a 90 day money back guarantee, and orders ship to more than 75 countries.

Company facts

• Greeley, Colorado hangar headquarters of 48,000 square feet, acquired with the ACME Salvage and JW Duff Aircraft Company inventory in 2017
• White Industries in Bates City, Missouri, acquired in 2023, adding about 100,000 square feet of hangar space
• Phone lines: Colorado +1 970 313 4823, Missouri +1 816 690 8800, Minnesota +1 763 231 8484
• The company also acquires complete aircraft and surplus parts for disassembly

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Cirrus

BAS Part Sales sells used parts removed from Cirrus aircraft. Its Cirrus Fuselage collection lists six as-removed fuselages from a Cirrus SF50, two SR20s, two SR22s and an SR22T, most with data tag, bill of sale, airworthiness certificate and logbooks. A site search for Cirrus SR22 returns more than 1,000 items, among them engine control quadrant assemblies, roll and yaw trim cartridges, throttle control cables, aileron assemblies, control yokes, instrument panels, flap hinge fairings, axle assemblies with 8130-3 paperwork, manifold pressure and oil pressure transducers, and a damaged single-piece SR22 wing structure sold as a core. The company's blog reports Cirrus SR22s entering its disassembly hangar in Greeley alongside other general aviation types. Parts are listed by Cirrus part number with condition and price.