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Ultralight maintenance and repairYour aircraft deserves certainty.
Maintenance, inspection, repair and parts for light and ultralight aircraft, by technicians who have assembled, flown and rebuilt them for decades.
What we do.
Every job ends with the aircraft returned to service and the work written into its records.
Scheduled maintenance
25 h, 50 h, 100 h and annual checks to the manufacturer's maintenance schedule, including Rotax service intervals.
Aircraft inspection
Pre-purchase, annual and condition inspections. You receive a written report with photos.
Repairs
Structural, landing-gear, tube-and-fabric and control-system repairs, returned to service with records.
Engine services
Rotax servicing, carburettor synchronisation, gearbox inspection, troubleshooting and overhaul management.
Composite repair
Damage assessment and repair of composite airframes, fairings and propellers.
Electrical & avionics
Wiring, EFIS and radio installation, transponders, ELT and electrical fault finding.
Aircraft assembly
Assembly of new factory and kit aircraft, rigging, weighing and first-flight preparation.
Upgrades
Avionics, propeller, ballistic parachute, lighting and comfort upgrades.
Parts support
Genuine parts sourced and tracked for your aircraft and engine. Find a part.
Field support
A technician travels to your airfield when the aircraft can't come to us.



How a service visit works.
You always know what we found, what it will cost, and when the aircraft is ready.
Request
Send the aircraft type, hours and what you need.
Assess
We inspect and send you findings and a quote before work starts.
Work
Maintenance or repair by our technicians, with genuine parts.
Release
Test run or test flight, records signed, aircraft handed back.
Records you can trust.
Every task is written into the aircraft's logbooks. We are building an online owner portal where you'll see service status, upcoming checks and digital records.
The owner portal is planned for a later phase.
Maintenance tracking
Hours, calendar limits and service bulletins followed for each aircraft we look after.
Continued airworthiness
Manufacturer updates and bulletins checked and applied.
Honest advice
If something can wait, we tell you. If it can't, we explain why.
Maintenance questions
How often does an ultralight need servicing?
Following the manufacturer's schedule, typically 25, 50 and 100 hour services plus an annual inspection. We track your aircraft's schedule and remind you before checks are due.
Do you service Rotax engines?
Yes: scheduled service, carburettor synchronisation, gearbox inspection, troubleshooting and overhaul management.
Will I know the cost before work starts?
Yes. After the assessment we send findings and a quote, and nothing starts without your approval.
Request service.
Tell us about the aircraft and what it needs. For an aircraft that can't fly, choose "Aircraft on ground" and we'll prioritise it.
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