Unicorp Systems Inc Competitors

Since 1989, Astrodyne International has been recognized worldwide as a premier aviation repair station. Our market strength has been realized through the repair and overhaul of electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic aircraft systems. We are a FAA and EASA approved class I, II and III accessory and limited landing gear overhaul and repair facility located in Tucson, Arizona. Much of our success is attributed to the fact that we support our operators 100% by providing repairs, exchanges and piece parts.

Phoenix Air Repair is an aviation & aerospace company based out of 4816 S Ash Ave, Tempe, Arizona, United States.

Commander Instruments and Avionics, Inc. has been well recognized in the aviation community since its founding in 1970 as Commander Instrument Company in Charlotte, North Carolina. Commander grew throughout the 1970s providing aircraft instrument repair and overhaul services for Charlotte Police Department, Atlantic Aero, Causey Aviation, Reeves Brothers, Piedmont Aviation, Jungle Aviation and Radio (JAARS), Moody Bible Institute, FBOs, and private aircraft owners throughout the Southeast US. In 1976 Commander's services expanded to include avionics when it built a service facility on the Chester Municipal Airport in Chester, South Carolina and changed it's name to Commander Instruments and Avionics. Commercial air carriers utilizing the new services included Eastern Atlantis Express (Atlantis Airlines). Other companies included Lance Corporation, S & D Coffee, Ryan Steak House, Spartan Food Systems, SC SLED, FBI, SBI, North American Institute of Aviation, and Bob Jones University to name a few. In 1992 Commander opened a second location at the Charlotte/Douglas International Airport co-located with Signature Flight Support. Then, in 1993, the Chester, SC facility was closed so that the company could focus on expanding component service capabilities and developing various corporate flight department support operations in the Charlotte, NC area. The FAA Certificated Repair Station grew to include at all 4 Instrument and all 3 Radio class ratings as well as a limited airframe rating. In 1998 Commander expanded to Savannah, GA when it opened Johnson Aerospace providing the Savannah International Airport with Airline Maintenance Services, aircraft storage, as well as general and corporate aircraft maintenance and avionics services. The Savannah service facility was closed in 2000 when a portion of the company was sold to Piedmont Hawthorne Aviation. In 2009, Commander divided the company into two separate operational elements. One providing corporate flight departments as well as individual aircraft owners with ...