AOG Service in North Texas

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When an unexpected maintenance issue keeps your aircraft on the ground, North Texas Aeronautics provides responsive troubleshooting and repair support throughout the North Texas area.

Based at Spinks Airport in South Fort Worth, our team works to identify the problem, explain your options, and help return your aircraft to service safely and efficiently.

How We Can Help

On-Site Troubleshooting

AOG Repairs

A methodical evaluation to identify the likely source of mechanical, electrical, engine, or aircraft-system problems.

Practical repair support based on the diagnosed issue, applicable maintenance information, available parts, and required approvals.

Maintenance Coordination

Clear coordination with aircraft owners, operators, pilots, airport personnel, and other involved parties throughout the service call.

Parts and Next-Step Planning

When an immediate repair is not possible, we explain the findings and help determine the appropriate next step.

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Our AOG Service Process

01
Contact Our Team

Call us with your aircraft information, location, symptoms, and the best on-site contact.

02
Initial Assessment

We review the available information, confirm whether the aircraft falls within our capabilities, and discuss technician availability.

04
Authorization and Repair

We discuss the recommended work and obtain authorization before proceeding with additional labor, repairs, or parts.

03
Troubleshooting and Findings

When dispatched, our technician evaluated the issue and communicates the findings and available options.

05
Documentation and Return to Service

Completed maintenance is documented as applicable before the aircraft is approved for return to service.

Frequently Asked Questions

Aircraft grounded? Call North Texas Aeronautics and tell us where the aircraft is located, what happened, and how to reach the person on site.