AMETEK MRO Drake Air

AMETEK MRO Drake Air

Address
4085 Southwest Blvd
Tulsa
Oklahoma, 74107
United States
Phone: +1 918 445.3545
Fax: +1 918 437.1418
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AMETEK MRO Drake Air, located in Tulsa, OK, is a leading FAA/EASA/CAAC approved repair station specializing in the maintenance, repair and overhaul of Heat Transfer, Electromechanical, Hydraulic and Fluid System components for all types of commercial, regional, general aviation and rotor wing aircraft.

Innovation has been a cornerstone to Drake Air's success, best reflected in our core replacement program called Nu-Matrix™. With Nu-Matrix the old core matrix is replaced using an FAA approved process, restoring the unit back to zero time and in full compliance with the Original Equipment Manufacturers specifications. AMETEK MRO/Drake Air's highly skilled engineering and technical departments consistently provide repair alternatives that provide our customers excellent value and significant cost savings.

Additional advantages provided by AMETEK MRO/Drake Air include:

  • Full In-House Tooling Design and Manufacture
  • State-of-the-Art Repair Facilities
  • Highly Responsive, Customer Focused TAT's
  • Industry Recognized Quality and Performance
  • Veteran Management and Staff
  • Exchange Inventory of Spare Units
  • Recognized for Low Cost, High Value Solutions

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