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ED Aviation Project Management & Engineering S.L.

Aircraft parts, engineering and maintenance from Valencia, Spain

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About ED Aviation Project Management & Engineering S.L.

ED Aviation (ED Aviation Project Management & Engineering S.L.) is based in Manises, Valencia, Spain. The company was founded by people with more than 20 years in the aeronautical industry and describes its business lines as the distribution of civil aeronautical material, engineering and maintenance. Its main customers are commercial airlines and maintenance organizations.

Parts supplied

ED Aviation supplies consumables, rotables, tooling and chemicals to MROs, airlines and brokers worldwide. It sells outright and on exchange, and says it can deliver within 24 hours in Europe and 48 hours to the rest of the world, with dedicated transport for critical requirements on request.

Aircraft and platforms supported

Main fleets listed on the website are Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier, Embraer, MD, BAE and Cessna, among others.

Engineering and maintenance

The engineering service covers maintenance consultancy, records, project management, aircraft acquisition and lease support, delivery and redelivery support, and heavy maintenance planning for MROs. On the maintenance side, the company supports passenger, cargo and VIP airlines with line maintenance and maintenance management, based at Valencia airport, with EASA and FAA certifying staff for wide and narrow body aircraft.

Company facts

  • ISO 9001:2015 quality certification, achieved in 2017 according to its quality page (also listed in the ASA FAA AC 00-56B accreditation database, as reported)
  • Components are described as traceable to OEMs, operators or MROs and certified FAA, EASA, CAA or by certificate of conformity
  • Business lines: parts distribution, engineering, maintenance

Location

Calle Maestro Serrano 39, 46940 Manises, Valencia, Spain

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