Fuel pumps
Boost, transfer and engine-driven fuel pumps.
Fuel pumps, valves, nozzles, filters and fuel-quantity components for commercial aircraft and engines.
Fuel-system units are frequent unscheduled removals and are tightly controlled for documentation. A.I.G.S. sources them against your part number and condition and confirms traceability, shipping rules and lead time before you commit.
Boost, transfer and engine-driven fuel pumps.
Shut-off, cross-feed, refuel and defuel valves.
Engine fuel nozzles and manifold components.
Filter elements and filter housings.
Quantity indicators, tank probes, compensators and fuel-level sensors.
Hydromechanical and electronic metering units, quoted against your part number.
Send the part number, quantity, condition and destination — mark it AOG if the aircraft is on the ground.
Part number, quantity, required condition (new, overhauled, serviceable, as-removed), aircraft type and delivery location.
We check availability with qualified suppliers and confirm price, condition, documentation and a firm lead time before you commit.
We coordinate packaging, shipping documents and delivery to your station, with dangerous-goods handling where required.
Documentation — such as a certificate of conformity, traceability to source, or 8130-3 / EASA Form 1 where applicable — is confirmed per line item at quotation stage.
Yes. Send the part number and the position (tank or engine) and we confirm availability, condition and documentation.
We quote individual indicators, probes and computers, and can consolidate them into one quotation for the full set.
Documentation is confirmed per line item at quotation stage — for example a release certificate and traceability to source where applicable.
Fuel control, starting and lubrication accessories for commercial turbofan engines, with a focus on the CFM56 family powering Boeing 737NG and Airbus A320ceo fleets.
ViewHydraulic pumps and pneumatic bleed-air, regulating and temperature-control valves for commercial aircraft.
ViewParts and components for the Boeing 737 Next Generation (-600, -700, -800, -900) and its CFM56-7B engines, sourced worldwide.
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