SERVICE
Surplus parts purchase
Seamless Procurement, Optimal value for money
OVERVIEW
GFA has a unique tailor-made inventory program, wherein the surplus inventory can be
sold off with better value for money. GFA’s seasoned and industry adept sales
team can trade the surplus inventory on its customers’ behalf in a mutually fruitful
way.
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3 Mn+Aircraft Parts Deliver
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500+Aircraft Spares Vendors
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250+Airline Customers
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50+Repair Stations
Features and Benefits:
Quick Turnaround
Aircraft surplus parts can result in instant turnaround times for
repairs and maintenance. There is no need to wait for new aviation parts
to be shipped/manufactured. Surplus parts get sourced instantly.
Environmentally Friendly
Reusing surplus components greatly supports the environment by
minimizing the need for new aircraft parts manufacturing, which needs
raw materials and energy.
Support for Legacy Aircraft
Discovering new replacement parts for older aircraft models that are
still functional might be tough. Surplus components may act as an
extension of life for these legacy airplanes until they can be scrapped.
Inventory Management
MROs and airlines are capable of enhancing inventory management by
procuring excess components as required rather than stockpiling new
aircraft parts that may not be in service for an extended time.
Long-term Relationships
Establishing connections with trusted surplus parts suppliers may result
in benefits over time, such as constant quality assurance, increased
availability, and a preferred price.
Cost-efficiency
MROs and airlines may drastically decrease procurement costs by
acquiring spare parts, allowing them to assign resources better to other
essential facets of their daily operations.
Frequently asked questions
These are materials, equipment, or components that a company no longer
wants, commonly as a result of surplus inventory, upgrades, or fleet
changes. The aircraft surplus parts can be new/used and owned at a lower
cost than brand-new parts.
Getting aircraft surplus parts may result in easier access to parts, quicker
turnaround times, and savings on expenses that would otherwise be hard to
get through standard sources. It may also assist with the upkeep of older
aircraft models that are no longer in production.
We should make sure of the quality and airworthiness of surplus parts. There
are many acceptable surplus aircraft parts for sale - dealers supply
certification and documentation for the items they sell, as well as
provenance back to the original manufacturer. Before being sold, some items
may also be analyzed or repaired.