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MD Turbines

Commercial jet engine teardown, repair and storage, Florida

MD Turbines

About MD Turbines

MD Turbines is a Hialeah, Florida company that disassembles commercial turbine engines and manages their repair, transport and storage. It was founded in 2011 by Manuel De Jesus. Its customers are airlines, lessors and MRO shops.

Services

  • Disassembly: teardown of more than 12 commercial turbine engine types, including gearboxes, by A&P certified mechanics
  • Repairs: repair management, coordinating engine modules and component repairs with MRO facilities worldwide
  • Logistics: transport of engines and aircraft parts, with a fleet of more than 30 trucks serving the United States, Canada and Alaska, custom crating and bonded shipping
  • Storage: customer-specific storage programs for commercial engine types, with climate-controlled space and serialised tracking

Approvals and accreditation

As reported on its website, MD Turbines holds FAA repair station certificate 5M2R132D and EASA approval 145.6801. The site says it has been accredited by the Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association (AFRA) since 2012, and that its logistics division is CTPAT certified.

Company facts

  • Founded in 2011 with a 4,000 square foot leased space
  • The company says it now employs over 125 staff, with a 125,000 square foot facility and a further 140,000 square feet used to store engines and parts
  • Located in Hialeah, Florida

Location

3850 W 108th St, Suite 15, Hialeah, FL 33018, USA

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Events where MD Turbines exhibits

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  • MRO Europe

    27 to 29 October 2026 · Amsterdam, Netherlands

    Stand 5-1337

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  • MRO Americas

    13 to 15 April 2027 · Orlando, United States

    Stand 661

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  • MRO Europe

    19 to 21 October 2027 · Amsterdam, Netherlands

    Stand 5-1337listed for the 2026 edition

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