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Airworthy.com Releases 2026 State of General Aviation Parts Report
- Sixty-Six percent of general aviation maintenance professionals expect parts supply challenges to worsen soon, based on research from TBX.
- Time, rather than price, is the main pressure for maintenance workers as they spend significant time researching part numbers, locating inventory, and evaluating options.
- Maintenance operations could be greatly improved by better access to Illustrated Parts Catalogs , part numbers, and technical data.
- Parts and supply chain challenges continue to pressure general aviation maintenance shops, which also spend excessive time dealing with backorders and sourcing alternatives.
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66 Percent of General Aviation Maintenance Shops Report Supply Chain and Logistical Obstacles
A new report from Airworthy.com identifies time constraints, component availability, and limited access to technical data as the primary obstacles currently affecting general aviation maintenance facilities. The 2026 State of General Aviation Parts Report, released on August 23, indicates that 66% of surveyed maintenance shops face ongoing pressure due to these supply chain and logistical
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right1Center11Last UpdatedBias Distribution73% Center
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- 73% of the sources are Center
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