Viking Aircraft Engines

Viking Aircraft Engines sells aircraft engines and engine kits for light and home built aircraft. It is based in Edgewater, Florida. The site says its goal is to offer low cost services and reliable products, so that high cost does not stop people from flying or building.

The company sells engines, firewall forward components, aircraft accessories, engine maintenance and installation packages. A firewall forward kit is a full set of parts to fit an engine to the front of an aircraft. The site says it has made over 40 different kits over the years and that most builders will find their aircraft on the list. Visitors can use the online store or send an email to get a standard estimate for their aircraft.

The site says it has more than 1,500 customers, from the United States to Mexico and New Zealand. A customer map lets builders and flyers see where other Viking customers are. The site also shows customer aircraft by type, to give builders ideas for their own project. Customer quotes name the Viking 130 engine used with kits such as the Zenith and the ICP Savannah S. Customers also write about the support they received during installation.

The company has a technical information section and says visitors should read all of it. It also runs a video series called Viking Talks, which explains what it does and why. The founder named on the site is Jan Eggenfellner.

The shop is at 735 S. Air Park Rd. C3, Edgewater, FL 32132. The phone number is (386) 566-2616. It is open Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 4 PM and closed at weekends. Visitors are asked to call before they come. The site also has a contact page.