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Jet Parts Engineering

FAA-approved PMA parts, DER repairs and component MRO from Seattle

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About Jet Parts Engineering

Jet Parts Engineering (JPE) is an aircraft parts engineering group headquartered in Seattle, Washington. Founded in 1994 to engineer alternative solutions for hard-to-source aircraft components, it now provides FAA-approved PMA parts, DER repairs and MRO services through a family of companies, with offices around the globe. Its stated mission is quality products with unbeatable service at a competitive price.

PMA parts

  • FAA-PMA and EASA Form 1 certified alternative parts engineered for form, fit and function
  • Parts across airframes, interiors, accessories and components, engines and landing gear
  • Examples from the Aero Parts Mart catalog include navigation and landing light lenses, inspection lenses, sunvisors, parking brake and control cables, and strut and cowl hold open assemblies
  • An online eCommerce catalog, launched in 2017

DER repairs

Subsidiaries Airline Component Parts and PG Aerotech provide FAA DER repairs to airlines and MROs, working from FAA certified Part 145 repair stations. PG Aerotech develops custom-engineered repairs not available in OEM maintenance manuals, and backs each repair with an 8130 tag or EASA Form 1.

MRO services

  • Northeast Aero Compressor (NEACO): OEM aircraft accessory repairs and PMA reverse engineering, with more than 30 years in the industry according to the company
  • Cima Aviation: an FAA and EASA approved repair station for aircraft fuel accessories, avionics and electro-mechanical components

JPE family of companies

Brands named on the site include Aero Parts Mart, Mitchell PMA, Aerospares, Percival Aviation, Airline Component Parts, PG Aerotech, NEACO and Cima Aviation.

History

  • 1994: company founded
  • 2001 to 2010: acquired Alloytek Engineering in Alabama, Falcon Air Research in New York and engine PMAs from Scottsdale Engineering
  • 2011: headquarters moved to its current Seattle facility
  • 2012: founded PG Aerotech as a DER repair solution
  • 2018: recapitalization and partnership with Vance Street Capital
  • 2020 to 2025: added Aero Parts Mart, Aerospares, Airline Component Parts, Northeast Aero Compressor, Mitchell PMA, Percival Aviation and Cima Aviation

Locations

Besides Seattle, the contact page lists sites in Alabama, Florida, Illinois, New York and Texas in the United States, plus offices in China, Singapore and Turkey.

Shows where Jet Parts Engineering exhibits or has exhibited

All aviation events
8
events
5
countries
2
as sponsor
  • MARPA Annual Conference

    16 to 18 November 2026 · Seattle, United States

    Platinum sponsor

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  • MRO Latin America

    MRO Latin America

    17 to 18 February 2027 · Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

    Exhibitor

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  • MRO Guangzhou

    MRO Guangzhou

    Exhibited in 2024. Next edition 16 to 18 March 2027 · Guangzhou, China

    Exhibitor2024 list; 2027 not published yet

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  • MRO Americas

    MRO Americas

    13 to 15 April 2027 · Orlando, United States

    Gold sponsor

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  • Air Carriers Purchasing Conference (ACPC)

    Air Carriers Purchasing Conference (ACPC)

    Exhibited in 2026. Next edition 21 to 24 August 2027 · Chicago, United States

    Exhibitor2026 list; 2027 not published yet

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  • MRO Asia-Pacific

    MRO Asia-Pacific

    21 to 23 September 2027 · Singapore, Singapore

    Stand 419

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  • MRO Europe

    MRO Europe

    Exhibited in 2026. Next edition 19 to 21 October 2027 · Amsterdam, Netherlands

    Stand 5-133 (2026)2026 list; 2027 not published yet

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  • MRO Europe

    MRO Europe

    27 to 29 October 2026 · Amsterdam, Netherlands

    Stand 5-133

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From the organisers’ published exhibitor and sponsor lists.

Event types: MRO and maintenance (7), Commercial aviation (1). Browse the calendar

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