Certified Accessories and Landing Gear for Piper Aircraft
AAI is an FAA Certified Accessory
Repair Station for most
Piper Aircraft Models
AAI is an FAA and EASA Part 145 Accessory Repair station that overhauls and exchanges hard-to-find accessories and landing gear for most Piper models.
Piper Aircraft Models AAI Services
PA-24
PA-24-400
PA-25
PA-28
PA-28-140
PA-28R-300
PA-30
PA-31
PA-31-350
PA-31P
PA-31P-350
PA-32
PA-32R
PA-34
PA-39
PA-44
Transparent Pricing
Certified Parts
Unmatched Support
Aircraft Parts and Maintenance
Services Supported by AAI:
When you send your Piper aircraft parts away to be exchanged or overhauled, you want to know you’re getting the best service for them so you can get your plane back in the air with confidence and the security that comes with safe, certified, and tested parts.
AAI doesn’t just do a shiny paint job and send the part on its way; we take every part of the job seriously from receiving, to disassembly and inspection to recoating and assembly. We put parts through rigorous testing to make sure they are truly ready to be operational again.
Services Supported by AAI
- Overhaul
- Repair
- Exchange
- Troubleshooting
- Testing
AAI Certified Piper Aircraft Parts
- Actuators
- Alternators
- Brake Assemblies
- Brake master cylinders
- Check valves
- De-ice valves
- Drag brace assemblies
- Flap actuators
- Flap motors
- Flight control actuators
- Fuel pumps
- Fuel selector valves
- Hydraulic power packs
- Hydraulic pumps
- Landing gear
- Landing gear motors
- Landing gear selector valves
- Magnetos
- MLG assemblies
- NLG assemblies
- Oleo assemblies
- Parking brake valves
- Pressure manifolds
- Regulators
- Shimmy dampners
- Shock strut assemblies
- Starters
- Starter Generators
- Tach generators
- Vacuum manifolds
- Wheel Assemblies
We Help You Get Certified Piper Parts Fast
Exchange
Overhaul
Support
We make it easy to get the certified Piper parts you need to get your plane back in the air.
We make it easy to get the certified Piper parts you need to get your plane back in the air.
1.
Call AAI2.
Get a quote
3.
Fix your
plane and fly