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Repair stations

5,066 maintenance shops hold an FAA repair station certificate (Part 145), which lets them inspect, repair and overhaul aircraft, engines and parts: 4,003 in the United States and 1,063 abroad, certificated so that U.S.-registered aircraft can be worked on there. Click a name for the certificate and the shop's other locations.

11 repair stations
Repair stationCertificateTownStateCountryListed
Aerodyme CORP. doing business as DBA NoneED5R294XSouth BurlingtonVermontUnited States10/5/2026
Aviatron INCVNNR061LEssex JunctionVermontUnited States10/5/2026
Downey CorporationJDTR530KEast MiddleburyVermontUnited States10/5/2026
Green Mountain Avionics6GAR848BMiddleburyVermontUnited States10/5/2026
Heritage Aviation,Inc. doing business as DBA Heritage Maintenance ServicesIGXR989ESouth BurlingtonVermontUnited States10/5/2026
Liquid Measurement Systems LLC81MR245DGeorgiaVermontUnited States10/5/2026
Mansfield Heliflight INCHVER854EMiltonVermontUnited States10/5/2026
Pratt & Whitney Engine Services INC doing business as DBA P&Wc Aircraft Services, Services, INC.RT5R183NSouth BurlingtonVermontUnited States10/5/2026
Simmonds Precision Products INCCV1R074KVergennesVermontUnited States10/5/2026
Stumpf BalloonsRG5R170NAndoverVermontUnited States10/5/2026
Unified Turbines, LLCU5TR932NMiltonVermontUnited States10/5/2026

Source: the FAA's repair station list (Part 145 certificate holders), October 9, 2026. The fourth character of a certificate number says where the shop is: R in the United States, Y abroad, D abroad under an agreement with the local authority. Contact people, telephone numbers and email addresses in the FAA's list are not shown, the site's policy at this time.