SEAL Aviation is expanding once again! SEAL Aviation now has a brand new 12,000 sq ft facility at the Treasure Coast International Airport in Fort Pierce, Florida. This spacious facility has a large hangar space as well as ramp access and office space. The new Fort Pierce location will enable even more customers to take full advantage of our core SEAL Aviation services; fuel leak maintenance, structural repairs, non-destructive testing and aircraft weighing. This recent expansion comes on the heels of our successful Fort Lauderdale Headquarters expansion just 5 short years ago. SEAL Aviation continues to be the fastest growing part 145 Repair Station in the aviation industry as we once again invest to meet the needs of our burgeoning customer base.

As SEAL Aviation continues to grow in the South Florida area, we also continue to expand our Mobile Aircraft Maintenance and AOG Repair Services. Now more than ever, you will find SEAL Aviation Technicians all around the country performing Fuel Leak Maintenance, Structural Repairs and Non-destructive Testing at our customers location. Our unique mobile capabilities make SEAL Aviation the only family-owned and operated 'one-stop-shop' when it comes to aircraft maintenance. One call to SEAL is all it takes to receive options for cost effective aircraft repairs as well as mobile repair options for AOG situations. We put the choice in your hands!

As we continue to invest in our customers needs, SEAL Aviation will ensure that we remain committed to quality repairs and exceptional customer service. Loyalty to our customer base remains our top priority as it is our ambition that even more customers around the world will be able to take full advantage of the convenience and reliably SEAL Aviation offers.

SEAL Aviation is a Part 145 repair station that operates a mobile company which has the capability to provide heavy structural repairs, fuel leak repairs, and non-destructive testing for your aircraft, anywhere in the world. SEAL Aviation is an FAA, EASA, Mexico and Canada authorized repair station and SEAL Aviation NDT Techs are SNT-TC-1A, NAS410, EASA and Cessna/Citation NDT Certified. Click the button below to visit our website and request pricing.

When deciding who to call for repairing a classic or vintage aircraft, the main factor most people consider is trust. Deciding who to trust with your investment can be a difficult task considering many repair stations will not maintain or repair vintage models. After all, classic aircraft require a diverse skill set and a higher level of care. SEAL Aviation is equipped to handle the unique challenges presented by classic aircraft.

SEAL Aviation is an industry leader in unique and classic aircraft repair. Our technicians have decades of experience repairing and maintaining aircraft of all ages, including classic warbirds. SEAL Aviation technicians have gained their expertise through years of past military service and continued education. This experience, combined with our unique AOG capabilities, allows us to serve our valued customers no matter where they are located. SEAL Aviation techs are standing by to assist with your aircraft at your location, anywhere in the world!

While Performing Lear 45 Airworthiness Directive 2021-23-08 and Service Bulletin 45-57-13-1 Center Wing Inspection, SEAL Aviation identified corrosion on the center wing splice plate. This is a common area to find corrosion past repairable limits, which requires replacement of the forward and aft splice plate. SEAL Aviation can perform these repairs onsite at your hangar!

Who has time to wait for parts? SEAL Aviation has direct access to a large inventory of aircraft spares for many makes and models of aircraft, including Learjet parts. SEAL Aviation has the splice plates and fasteners in stock so we can perform this repair quickly for our customers. This enables us to perform complex structural repairs on Lear aircraft faster than most repair stations.

Speaking of quick repairs, our AOG customers depend on SEAL Aviation to perform structural repairs as quickly as possible to avoid operational interruptions. The SEAL Aviation Structural Repair Team performed this repair in coordination with Bombardier engineering on a tight timeline. SEAL Aviation utilized our decades of aircraft repair experience alongside our access to skilled manpower to meet the demands of our customer.

SEAL Aviation utilizes the vast experience of our technicians to provide full service repairs for your aircraft. SEAL Aviation Structural Repair Technicians have the capability to cold work fastener holes and well as provide roto-peening services at your location. Combine this with our ability to provide onsite Non-destructive Testing, makes SEAL Aviation the best choice to assist with AOG situations, no matter where your aircraft is located.

SEAL Aviation is a part 145 repair station that operates a mobile company that can provide heavy structural repairs, fuel leak repairs, and non-destructive testing for your aircraft, anywhere in the world. Visit our website to learn more or request pricing.

  This month we discuss Dassault Falcon maintenance and repair and all the ways SEAL Aviation can make your next repair easy and fast. Our expert Fuel Leak Repair Team has experience with complex tasks such as wing de-mates or tank and planks as well small tasks such as wing panel fastener leak repairs.

SEAL Aviation was called out to identify a fuel leak from the tail section of a Citation 560 near a ventilation duct. A local A&P mechanic was originally called out by the customer but they could not locate the source of the leak. The customer then called upon the experience and knowledge of SEAL Aviation to assist in identifying and repairing this leak. The first step was to access the area and provide a thorough inspection to identify the source of the leak.

Upon inspection, SEAL Aviation was able to determine this particular leak was caused by chaffing from contact between scat tubing and the motive flow jet pump line. Over time, this contact caused the fuel line to eventually leak. You can see in the video below how slow this particular leak was.

As you can see in the following picture, the chaffing from this friction caused a visible indent to the scat tubing that the fuel line was in contact with. Over time, this friction caused the fuel line to leak. This is why it is important to ensure there is adequate spacing around individual components. SEAL Aviation was able to repair the line and stop the leak.