For more than 75 years, Unison Industries has made the ignition systems, sensors, harnesses and other engineered components that keep aircraft engines operating in demanding conditions. Now a global GE Aerospace company with more than 5,000 professionals and nine manufacturing locations, Unison also supports military and space programs alongside commercial aviation. Its FAA repair stations and AS9100D/ISO 9001:2015-certified sites extend that work into component repair and aftermarket support.
AS9100D with ISO 9001:2015
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FAA Repair Station UILR299K
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FAA Repair Station SMVR502K
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FAA Repair Station GH5R883M
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ISO 14001
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NADCAP Heat Treating
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NADCAP Non-Destructive Testing
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NADCAP Welding/Brazing
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NADCAP Chemical Processing
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EASA Part-145 approval
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UK Civil Aviation Authority Approval Certificate
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CAAC Maintenance Organization Certificate
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Auxitrol WestonBuilt from the legacies of Weston Aerospace, Auxitrol and Norwich Aero Products, Auxitrol Weston makes engine and aircraft sensors for demanding aerospace environments. The company’s more than 60-year history includes pressure sensors credited with over a billion flight hours, while four manufacturing facilities across four countries support its global production and aftermarket service network. Its repair stations hold FAA FAR 145, EASA Part 145, TCCA and CAAC certifications.NORWICH, NY
Honeywell AerospaceHoneywell Aerospace designs and manufactures mission-critical systems and technologies that enable the production, maintenance and safe operation of aircraft, defense platforms and spacecraft. Headquartered in Phoenix, the company carries more than a century of aerospace innovation, from the first autopilot demonstrated by Sperry Gyroscope in 1914 to today’s integrated avionics, engines and control systems. Its scale includes more than 36,000 employees, over 100,000 auxiliary power units delivered since 1959 and avionics used on 90% of global aircraft.CRYSTAL CITY, VA
GE AerospaceWith more than a century of aviation history, GE Aerospace is the company behind the first U.S. jet engine and the Evendale, Ohio, manufacturing center that opened in 1949. Today, it serves commercial and military aviation customers as a global provider of jet engines, integrated systems, and lifecycle support, with U.S. manufacturing sites in more than 30 communities.CINCINNATI, OH
Ducom AerospaceFor more than three decades, Ducom Aerospace has engineered and manufactured precision components, assemblies and integrated systems for the space and aviation industries. With offices in New York and Groningen and three production locations in Bangalore, the company has also produced parts for defense and robotics applications, including recognizable space missions. Ducom Aerospace holds ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certifications, supporting its focus on controlled quality from design through assembly and testing.BOHEMIA, NY