Aeronix Components · Nyon, Switzerland
Every part leaves the floor with its record attached
We build flight-critical hardware for single-aisle and widebody programmes. Each unit ships with a signed record the receiving party keeps in their wallet: what it is, what it is made of, what released it, and how long it may fly.
- Line items
- 10
- Production approval
- CH.21G.0148
- CAGE
- S4127
- P/N
- AX-4471-02
- S/N
- CB426-4471
- Material
- Ti-6Al-4V
- Mass
- 0.84 kg
- Life limit
- 20,000 FC
- Release
- EASA Form 1
- Recycled content
- 38%
EASA Form 1 · CH.21G.0148 · CAGE S4127
How a unit changes hands
Manufacture · Handover · Service life- 01Aeronix
Stamps the unit
Final inspection picks the part, stamps a serial, and signs the record with the company key.
- 02Customer
Receives the unit
The record lands in the customer wallet and the part joins their stores. It travels with the part, not with the paperwork.
- 03Maintenance
Keeps the log card
Every fitting, removal and shop visit is signed onto a log card bound to the record, with the key the record names.
Manufacturing
Issue a record
Pick the part you are shipping, stamp the serial and batch, and hand the record to the customer as a scannable offer.
Open catalogue →Meridian Air
Receive and maintain
The customer collects the record into stores, fits the unit to its fleet, and keeps a signed log card of everything done to it.
Customer stores →