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Advisory Circular U.S. Department Advisory of Transportation Federal Aviatlon Admlnlstration Circular Subject: FAA CERTIFICATED MAINTENANCE Date: 3 /6/g 7 AC No: 140-71 AGENCIES DIRECTORY Initiated by: AN-640 Change: 1. PURPOSE. This advisory circular (AC) transmits a consolidated directory of all certificated Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) repair stations and manufacturer’s maintenancefacilities. The repair stations and manufacturer’s maintenancefacilities were certificated as of January 2 1, 1997, under the authority of Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) part 145, and the directories are current as of January 21, 1997. 2. CANCELLATION. This AC cancelsAC 140-7H, FAA Certificated Maintenance Agencies Directory, dated July 24, 1995. 3. DESCRIPTION. Appendix 1 is a listing of repair stations and appendix 2 is a listing of manufacturer’s maintenancefacilities, their addresses,ratings, and codes. 4. RATING LEGENDS, CODES, AND EXPLANATIONS. a. FAA certificated repair station rating codesare describedin detail in part -l45, and are: (1) AF-Airframe l-composite construction, small aircraft 2-composite construction, large aircraft 3-all metal construction, small aircraft 4-all metal construction, large aircraft (2) PP-Powerplant l--reciprocating engines,400 hp or less 2-reciprocating engines,more than 400 hp 3-turbine engines (3) PRP-Propeller l--fixed pitch and ground adjustablepropellers - wood, metal, or composite 2-all other propellers, by make (4) RAD-Radio l-communication equipment 2-navigation equipment 3-radar equipment AC 140-71 316197 (5) INS-Instrument l-mechanical 2--electrical 3-gyroscopic 44-electronic (6) AAC-Accessory l-mechanical 2--electrical 3-electronic (7) L--Limited AAC --accessories AF --airframe EE -emergency equipment FAB -aircraft fabric FL0 -floats INS -instruments LG -landing gear NDT -nondestructive testing OT --other PP -powerplant PRP -propellers RAD -radio equipment RB --rotor blades SS ---specialized (8) Ratings may be limited to a specific model of aircraft, powerplant, propeller, radio, instrument, accessory,or parts thereof. Specializedservice limited rated repair stations perform only specialized maintenancerequiring equipment not ordinarily found in a regular repair station. (9) Domestic repair stations are indicated by an R as the fourth character in the certificate number. Domestic satellite repair stations will have the samefirst three charactersas the parent repair station, The first satellite will have a D in the fourth position. Additional satellites will be numbered 2, 3, etc., in the fourth position. (10) Foreign repair stations are indicated by a Y as the fourth characterin the certificate number. Foreign satellite repair stations will have the samefirst three charactersas the parent repair station. The first satellite will have a Z in the fourth position. Additional satellites will be numbered 2, 3, etc., in the fourth position. b. FAA certificated manufacturer’s maintenance facilities rating codesare described in detail in part 145, and are: (1) L-Limited AE-aircraft engine AP-aircraft appliance Al-aircraft PP-propeller PA-parts Page 2 Par 4 316197 AC 140-71 (2) All manufacturer’s maintenancefacilities have MMF as the first three charactersof the certificate number. 5. DIRECTORY CHANGES. Additions, changes,and deletions to this directory are made by the FAA office that services the area in which the repair stations or manufacturer’s maintenancefacility is located. Errors or omissions should be brought to the attention of the office that issuedthe certificate. For manufacturer maintenance facilities, contact the nearestFAA manufacturer’s district office; for repair stations, contact the nearestFAA flight standardsdistrict office. Pleasecontact these offices directly for further information on those organizations listed in this directory with incomplete addressesor with no ratings listed. 6. COMMENTS INVITED. Commentsregarding this publication should be directed to: FAA; ATTN: Maintenance Support Branch, AFS-640; P.O. Box 25082; Oklahoma City, OK 73 125-0082. &Fayanager,Regulatory Sup ort Division Par 4 Page3 (and 4) 01/21/97 REPAIR STATIONS AC140-71 APPENDIX 1 B JOHN VLECK CLOCK MAKER INC ELECTRODELTA INC ALABAMA 1300 HWY 231 SOUTH 1400 S.E. BLVD OZARK AL 36360 MONTGOMERY AL 36116 104R265H UT2D226L AERIAL SERVICES INC L-INS AAC-2 AAC-3 MUSCLE SHOALS REGIONAL AIRPORT 500 OLD AIRPORT ROAD BAWA AIR INC ELECTROSYSTEHS INC MUSCLE SHOALS AL 35660 7232 ROBERT CARD:EA,S5Ad;PORT RD PO BOX 273 - 276 MSaRlbOJ TUSCALOOSA ARPT COMPLEX RAD-1 L-INS L-SS FPGR983D FORT DEPOSIT AL 36032 AF-3 L-AF L-PP UTZR22bL AIR PROP SPECIALIST INC AAC-2 AAC-3 AAC-1 PO BOX 1554 EGT AMERICAN AVIONICS DOTHAN AL 36302 12001 HIGHWAY 280 SOUTH FLIGHT SAFETY INTERNATIONAL IX4R274W STERRETT AL 35147 ;;yH:kIGHTSAFETY DRIVE L-AAC L-PRP L-SS BZGR272J AL 36303 L-AAC L-INS FIKROlbK AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENT CO INC L-ss 1700 VANDERBILT ROAD C-CUBED AVIONICS BIRMINGHAM AL 35234 UP. 0. BOX-6063 GULF AEROSPACE AMERICAN INSTRUMENTS TUZR200L 2000 HOUSTON GOODSON WAY 12001 HIGHWAY 2a0 INS-l INS-2 INS-3 L-AAC (SHIPPING ADDRESS ONLY) STERRETT AL 35147 HUNTSVILLE AL 35806 G5AR032N AIRCRAFTERS OF ENTERPRISE INC C2UR911J L-INS L-AAC RT 1 BOX b99A RAD-1 RAD-2 L-RAD L-SS ENTERPRISE AIRPORT INDUSTRIAL PLATING COMPANY INC ENTERPRISE AL 36330 CAROLS AIRCRAFT INTERIORS INC 1300 CLYDESDALE AVE A50R391J 4243 E LAKE BLVD P 0 DRAWER 2365 AF-3 L-PP BIRWINGHAH AL 35217 ANNISTON AL 36201 IP4R266M IPBR525K ALABAMA AVIATION AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE L-AF L-SS L-MDT ;;A;;X 1209 AL 36361 CHROMALLOY GAS TURBINE CORPORATION INTERNATIONAL ENTERPRISES INC EN4Rl60H 1401 COMMERCE BOULEVARD 108 ALLEN ST. L-PP L-AF ANNISTON AL 36201 TALLADEGA AL 35160 IH44258M IxuRaa2L ALABAMA INSTRUMENTS AND RADIO INC L-ss L-PP L-INS L-AAC L-RAD ;;A:; HWY 98 AL 36535 CLARION AVIONICS INC JANAERO DEVICES IROR08bL DOTHAN MUNICIPAL AIRPORT PO BOX 273 - 276 RAD-1 RAD-2 INS-l INS-2 INS-3 300 FLIGHTLINE DRIVE AIRPORT COMPLEX INS-4 AAC-1 AAC-2 AAC-3 SUITE 101 FORT DEPOSIT AL 36032 DOTHAN AL 36301 UT22226L ALLIEDSIGNAL AEROSPACE SERVICES EUUR726D AAC-3 AAC-2 AAC-1 1 CLIFF GARRETT DR RAD-1 L-AF RAD-2 RAD-3 INS-l ANNISTON AL 36201 INS-2 INS-3 LABINAL COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS INC ZX4R716H ;;!;A;APIER FIELD ROAD AAC-1 AAC-2 AAC-3 INS-4 L-SS CLARK AVIATION INC AL 36303 12301 AIRPORT ROAD AHR COMBS P.O. BOX 327 :J5AE2aM 4243 EAST LAKE BLVD BAY HINETTE AL 36507 BIRMINGHAM AL 35217 HZ4R250M MEDJET INTERNATIONAL INC BDTR177K L-PP L-AF L-SS 4900 69TH STREET NORTH L-AF L-SS L-INS L-PP AF-3 BIRMINGHAM AL 35206 RAD-1 RAD-2 RAD-3 CMC AVIATION SERVICES HDGR3BZG PO_ BOX_-.. 341- .- L-AF L-PP ANNISTON EXECUTIVE AVIATION LUVERNE AL 36049 PO BOX 2185 IT4R270M MOBILE SHIP CHANDLERY INC ANNISTON AL 36202 RAD-1 RAD-2 L-SS L-RAD 210 ST. LOUIS ST. IA4R251M MOBILE AL 36601 L-AF L-PP CONSOLIDATED FUEL SYSTEMS INC IM4R263M 1400 EAST SOUTH ;lUb;;ib”D L-ss AVIATION ENGINES INC MONTGOMERY 301 AIRPORT STREET MONROEVILLE AVIATION AND AVIONICS CENTER CENTREVILLE AL 35042 :“-K”” PO Box 189 IQ4R267M MONROE COUNTY ARPT L-AAC L-PP DARBY AVIATION MONROEVILLE AL 36461 P. 0. BOX 471 HX4R24aM AVIATION PROPELLERS INC MUSCLE AIRPORT RAD-1 RAD-2 RAD-3 L-INS L-SS 112 AZALEA AVE #l AVALON AVENUE HUEYTOWN AL 35023 MUSCLE SHOALS AL 35662 MONTGOMERY AVIATION CORP ME42359M YDBRZlBU DANNELLY FIELD PO BOX 92 L-AAC PRP-1 PRP-2 L-PP L-AF MONTGOMERY AL 36101 EA4R147H AZALEA AVIATION INC DECATUR ATHENS AERO SERVICES L-AAC AF-3 RAD-1 RAD-2 RAD-3 8400 AIRPORT BLVD. P.O.BOX 502 L-INS L-PP L-SS ;$;:fEFIELO EAST RAMP ATHENS AL 35612 AL 36608 075R275N MS1 A DIVISION OF THE BIONETICS CORPORAT EUVR727D RAD-1 RAD-2 L-SS P 0 BOX 9006 AF-3 L-AF L-PP REDSTONE ARPT DYNCORP-FT RUCKER DIV HUNTSVILLE AL 35812 BLDG. 412 QUARTERWASTER DR. IV4R272M PO BOX 620039 RAD-1 RAD-2 RAD-3 L-AF L-INS FT. RUCKER AL 3b362 L-PP L-ss OFUROSlL L-RAD AAC-1 AAC-2 AAC-3 L-AF INS-l INS-2 INS-3 INS-4 RAD-1 RAD-2 L-PP 1 AC140-71 REPAIR STATIONS 01/21/97 APPENDIX 1 PEHCO AEROPLEX INC SOUTHERN AVIONICS AND COMMUNICATION INC BIRMINGHAM DIV ~~;~~EMICHIGAN AVENUE ALASKA 1943 NORTH BOTH STREET AL 36615 BIRMINGHAM AL 35212 HW4R247M IG4R257M RAD-1 L-AF RAD-2 RAD-3 L-SS ABC MECHANICAL SERVICES INC AF-4 L-PP L-PRP L-SS INS-l INS-2 INS-4 4501 AIRCRAFT DRIVE ANCHORAGE AK 99502 PEMCO WORLD AIR SERVICES SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO FGIR179M NAPIER FIELD AVIATION DEPT L-MDT L-SS PO BOX 929 3800 65TH ST DOTHAN AL 36302 BIRMINGHAM AL 35206 ADVANCED COATING SYSTEMS INC RJlR454K ;;;:L;;ST SUN MOUNTAIN AVE, #5 AAC-1 RAD-1 RAD-2 INS-1 INS-3 :z!71aM AK 99654 I-AAC AAC-2 AF-3 AF-4 L-PP YA5R6lON L-PRP L-RAD L-SS L-INS SPACE SCIENCE SERVICES INC ROUTE 6 BOX 210 ADVANCED INC PHOENIX AVIATION OF ALABAMA INC DOTHAN AL 36303 8701 SOLAR DRIVE SHELBY COUNTY AIRPOT DB40122M ANCHORAGE AK 99507 533 HIGHWAY 87 L-ss K3JR279N ALABASTER AL 35007 L-ss SPECIALTY PLATING CORP E%063L lb54 NAVCO ROAD AERO TWIN INC MOBILE AL 36605 2404 MERRILL FIELD OR PPG INDUSTRIES INC ANCHORAGE AK 99501 P 0 BOX 2200 :%693J FE4R177M HUNTSVILLE AL 35804 AF-1 AF-3 AF-4 L-AF L-PP ST MOBILE AEROSPACE ENGINEERING INC L-PAP L-SS :%2b2M 2100 NINTH STREET BROOKLEY COMPLEX AIR LOGISTICS OF ALASKA INC PRECISION PROPELLER SERVICE INC MOBILE AL 36615 1915 DONALD AYE 7244 ROBERT CARDINAL ROAD HZAROl3L FAIRBANKS AK 99701 AIRPORT ROAD L-SS AF-4 L-MDT L-PP RAD-1 EOPR636D TUSCALOOSA AL 35401 L-AF L-PP L-PRP RAD-1 RAD-2 AZER344C T E T INC L-RAD L-INS L-AAC L-MDT PP-1 PAP-2 L-AAC PO BOX DRAWER 91537 4234 HALLS MILL ROAD AIRCOM AVIONICS INC R;;;;E;&AEROSPACE MOBILE AL 36691 3628 B UNIVERSITY AVE S IWbR273M FAIRBANKS AK 99709 ;;t;; INDUSTRIAL PARK L-ss ET4R166M AL 36701 RAD-1 RAD-2 RAD-3 L-RAD L-INS 2U4R713M TELEDYNE ABBEVILLE L-AF L-PP L-SS INDUSTRIAL PARK RD.
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