Triumph Airborne Structures
Triumph Airborne Structures is an FAA/JAA-Approved Repair Station specializing in the maintenance, repair, and overhaul of thrust reversers, nacelle components, flight control surfaces, and other aerostructures. (FAA Repair Station #ANOR321N) the company's past customers include several OEMs, many inventory suppliers, and numerous aircraft operators from around the world. Triumph Airborne Structures provides the most complete aerostructure repair capability offered with unsurpassed customer service.
Company History:
Airborne Nacelle was started in October 1995 with the backing of Airborne Supply and The Chem-Fab Corporation. Initial service focused on the repair and overhaul of wide-body aircraft fan reversers. Airborne's service quickly expanded to include the inlet cowls, fan cowls, pneumatic actuators and other nacelle components associated with these same fan reversers. With this successful foundation in place, Airborne's repair service further evolved to include narrow-body aircraft fan reversers and nacelle components. Service then progressed to include the repair and overhaul of flight control panels and airframe structures. After completing this successful service development effort Airborne Nacelle Services was acquired by The Triumph Group in July 2000. To further expand their capability, Airborne Nacelle acquired the assets of Aerocell Structures in August, 2002. In May, 2004 the name of the company was changed to Triumph Airborne Structures, Inc.
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