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Más Información En Más Información En IAA Website - Saturday, August 14, 2021 9:31 AM Más información en www.tmas.es Part 145 Aer Lingus Ltd. Approval No. IE.145.034 P.O. Box 180 Dublin Airport Co. Dublin Tel: 01 886 2222 Fax: 01 886 3832 Ratings: A1, C5, C6, C15, C18 Más información en www.tmas.es Aero Engines Ireland Ltd. Approval No. IE.145.030 Omega House Collinstown Cross Cloughran Co. Dublin Tel: 01 836 8684 Fax: 01 837 4470 Ratings: B1, C7, D1 Aero Inspection International Approval No. IE.145.051 Unit 2 Distribution Centre SFZ Shannon Airport Co. Clare Tel: 061 353 747 Fax: 061 353 737 Ratings : B1, B3 (Boroscope, Boroblend), C5 Altitude Engineering Limited Approval No. IE.145.0088 Digital Office Centre Balheary Road Swords Co. Dublin Tel: 01 541 3700 Email: [email protected] Web: www.altitudeengineering.ie Ratings: A1 Andona Aviation 145 Approval No. IE.145.079 Dublin Airport Forrest Great Swords Dublin Ratings: A3, C5 Apex Aviation Ltd. Approval No. IE.145.086 Unit 4 Annaholty Birdhill Co. Tipperary Ratings : B1, C7 Apex Aviation LMS Ltd. Approval No. IE.145.089 Unit 4 Annaholty Birdhill Co. Tipperary Workplace address: Office 39 Wings 4 & 5 Shannon Airport Co. Clare V14 EE06 Tel: 061 219 372 Email: [email protected] Web: www.apexaviation.ie Ratings : A1 ASL Airlines (Airlines) Ltd. T/A Air Contractors Approval No. IE.145.024 3 Malahide Road Swords Co. Dublin Tel: 01 812 1900 Fax: 01 812 1919 Ratings : A1 Aircraft Components & Interiors, ATA 25 Approval No. IE.145.058 Castletown Tara Garlow Cross Navan Co.Meath Ireland Tel: 046 902 5592 Ratings: C6 Atlantic Aviation Group Ltd. Approval No. IE.145.007 Shannon Airport Shannon Co. Clare Tel: 061 717 700 Fax: 061 717 799 Ratings : A1, B1, C5, C6, C7, C8, C20 Boeing Ireland Ltd. Approval No. IE.145.071 Cloghran House Dublin Airport Co. Dublin Ireland Ratings: A1 CHC Ireland DAC Approval No. IE.145.029 Arthur Cox Building Earlsfort Terrace Dublin 2 Workplace Address: South East Apron, Shannon Airport, Co. Clare Tel: 061 474 690 Fax: 061 474 031 Ratings : A3, C5, C6, C10 Cityjet DAC Approval No. IE.145.028 Swords Business Campus Balheary Road Swords Co. Dublin Tel: 01 870 0100 Fax: 01 870 0115 Ratings : A1 CRS Aerotechnics Ltd T/A CRS Technics Approval No. IE.145.083 18 Westside Business Park, Old Kilmeadan Road, Waterford Tel: 051 350 896 Tel: 051 352 752 Email: [email protected] Web: www.crs-technics.com Ratings: C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C6, C7, C8, C9, C12, C13, C14, C15, C16, C17, C18, C19, C20 Direct Aero Services Ltd. Approval No. IE.145.085 Unit 2 Holywell Commercial Centre Feltrim Swords Co. Dublin K67 E7W6 Web: www.directaviation.aero/ Ratings: B1 & B3 (Borescope) Dublin Aerospace Ltd. Approval No. IE.145.062 Hangar 5 Dublin Airport Co. Dublin Tel: 01 812 6248 Ratings: A1, B3, C1, C5, C6, C7, C8, C12, C14, C15, C17, C18, D1 Eirtech Aviation Services Ltd. Approval No. IE.145.074 East Ramp Shannon Airport Co. Clare Tel: 061 471 800 Fax: 061 471 998 Ratings: C3, C6, C8, C20 Empathy Aviation Ltd Approval No. IE.145.082 Office 21 Link Corridor Terminal 1 Dublin Airport Co Dublin Tel: 01 844 7312 Email: [email protected] Ratings: A1 Executive Helicopters Maintenance Ltd. Approval No. IE.145.047 Rockhill Woodford Loughrea Co. Galway Tel: 091 783 300 Fax: 091 75 588 Ratings: A3, C5 Galway Aviation Services Ltd. (Trading as Aer Arann Islands) Approval No. IE.145.023 Connemara Airport Caislean Inverin Co. Galway Tel: 091 593 505 Fax: 091 593 238 Ratings: A2, C5, C14, Helicopter Support Ireland Ltd. Approval No. IE.145.060 Churchtown North Midleton Co. Cork Tel: 087 659 1824 Fax: 021 463 6556 Ratings: A3 International Aerospace Coatings Ltd. Approval No. IE.145.048 East Ramp Shannon Airport Shannon Co. Clare Tel: 061 471 800 Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Ratings: A1, C6 National Flight Centre Approval No. IE.145.068 Weston Aerodrome Leixlip Co. Kildare Tel: 01 6217333 [email protected] Ratings: A2, A3, A4, C5 ND Technologies Ltd Approval No. IE.145.070 Unit D1 Smithstown Industrial Estate Shannon Co. Clare Tel: 086 360 6807 Ratings: D1 (NDT) Panasonic Avionics Corporation Approval No. IE.145.080 Unit 2 Aiken Business Park Dundalk Co. Louth Ratings: A1, C6 Parc Aviation Engineering Services Ltd. (T/A CAE Parc Aviation Engineering Services) Approval No. IE.145.072 Unit 2.1, Block 2 Woodford Business Park Santry Dublin 17 Tel: 01 816 1746 Ratings: B1, B3 Ryanair DAC Approval No. IE.145.004 Corporate Head Office Airside Business Park Swords Co. Dublin Tel: 01 812 1212 Fax: 01 812 1213 Ratings: A1, B1, C4, C7, C8, C15, C20 SAComponent Services (Ireland) Ltd. T/A StandardAero Approval No. IE.145.059 IDA Business & Technology Park Carrigtwohill Co Cork Tel: 021 428 7300 Fax: 021 428 7301 standardaero.com Ratings: C7, D1 Shannon Aircraft Motor Works (Trading as Hamilton Sundstrand Shannon) Approval No. IE.145.008 World Aviation Park Shannon Co. Clare Tel: 061 472466 Fax: 061 472381 Ratings: C1, C3, C5, C6, C7, C8, C9, C12, C14 SR Technics Airfoil Services Ltd. Approval No. IE.145.054 Mahon Industrial Estate Cork Ireland Tel: 021 452 1200 Fax: 021 452 1201 Ratings: C7, D1 STS Aviation Services Ireland Ltd. Approval No. IE.145.075 Leamanagh Mor Newmarket-on-Fergus Co. Clare Ireland Tel: 061 512 747 Ratings: C6 (Aircraft seats, Aircraft Galleys) Team Accessories Approval No. IE.145.019 Ridgewell House Hollywood Ballyboughal Co. Dublin Ireland Tel: 01 843 3466 Fax: 01 843 3849 Ratings: C1, C4, C6, C7, C8, C9, C12, C14, C17. Technical Engineering & Tooling Services Limited T/A TEG Approval No. IE.145.078 Forest Park Mullingar Co. Westmeath Tel: 044 933 3222 teg.com Ratings: C4, C6, C8, C19, C20. Vortex Aviation Ireland Approval No. IE.145.073 Bay 140-141 Shannon Free Zone Shannon Co. Clare Ireland Tel: 061 704 826 Fax: 061 704 827 Ratings: A1, B1 Westair Aviation Ltd. Approval No. IE.145.013 Corporate Jet Centre South East Apron Shannon Airport Co. Clare Ireland Tel: 061 475 166 Fax: 061 474 544 Ratings: A1, A2, A3 .
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