In January 2023, AllClear announced the signing of a multi-year agreement with Honeywell Aerospace to be the exclusive global distributor of F-15 and F-18 wheels and brakes. The agreement also continues AllClear’s status as a preferred distributor of Honeywell mechanical and air thermal system components.
AllClear Aerospace & Defense has signed a multi-year exclusive distribution agreement with Kearfott Corporation.
AllClear provides in-house repair services for many of the same aircraft we sell parts for. Our repair services provide customers with complete MRO solutions for aircraft systems, including hydraulics, pneumatics, electro-mechanical systems, landing gear, brake assemblies, and fuel accessories.
AllClear Repair Services (AllClear), a subsidiary of AllClear Aerospace & Defense, is pleased to announce that it has received EASA Part 145 approval in accordance with the provisions of the agreement between the United States and the European Union on cooperation in the regulation of civil aviation safety.
AllClear will continue to serve as a preferred Honeywell stocking distributor for mechanical and air thermal systems components.
The history of the Korean T-50 Golden Eagle supersonic combat trainer and its variants, and sustainment solutions to keep these advanced combat trainer aircraft flying.
The history of the Korean T-50 Golden Eagle supersonic combat trainer and its variants, and sustainment solutions to keep these advanced combat trainer aircraft flying.
The development and use of the F-5 Tiger supersonic fighter and T-38 Talon supersonic combat trainer, and how AllClear can help keep these vital military aircraft flying.
The P-3 Orion is a long-range, land-based anti-submarine warfare aircraft currently used by U.S. and foreign military forces. At AllClear, we offer common repairs for the aircraft, including hydraulics, fuels, brakes, nose landing gear, and TAVCO Bottles. Brief Background The P-3 Orion can be traced back to the 1960s, initially developed for the U.S. Navy.…
Invention and Development of the AH-64 The AH-64 Apache was first introduced in 1975 as a prototype known as the Hughes YAH-64, a twin-engine, two-place attack helicopter. Hughes Helicopter entered the prototype into the US Army Advanced Helicopter (AAH) competition. The AAH was a program intended to develop an attack helicopter for anti-armor operations that…