FAA certification support

Aeronautical Systems Engineering, Inc. (ASE) is a full service flight simulation company established in 1994. It designs and manufactures the entire range of flight simulators from Basic Aviation Training Devices up to Full Flight Simulators, and also manufactures digital electric control loading systems and 2-, 3-, and 6-DOF electric motion systems. ASE operates a training center in the Tampa Bay Area offering initial and recurrent training.

flight testingintegration and qualificationmodel developmentRemote Technical Supportsimulator design and manufacturingsimulator relocation and installationsystem programmingtraining

Avcon Industries, Inc. designs, certifies, and installs FAA-approved special mission aircraft modifications, with over 50 years of experience. The company provides engineering, structural modification, and systems integration for business and commercial aircraft, serving surveillance, ISR, maritime patrol, search and rescue, aerial survey, and atmospheric research missions. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Butler National Corporation and has developed or enhanced over 300 FAA STC-approved airplane modifications.

Design EngineeringFAA DER expertiseflight testinginstallationon-site manufacturingstructural load analysisstructural modificationSystems integrationtesting

Avenger Aerospace Solutions, Inc. provides aerospace technical services, part manufacturing, and FAA certification tasks. Its core specialties include structural engineering design, reverse engineering, Fatigue/Damage Tolerance analysis, life limit extensions, maintenance programs/usage evaluations, and FAA certification approvals including FAR Part 23, 25, and 26. The company offers DER and DAR support and manufactures parts via FAA Parts Manufacturing Authority (PMA).

composites analysiscrack growth analysisDAR supportDER supportdetail and assembly drawing generationfatigue and damage tolerance analysisfinite element analysismock-up and modelingPMA parts manufacturingReverse Engineeringstructural design and analysisstructural loads analysisstructural test plans