Asset management

We buy surplus

Meridian Aero purchases and consigns Airbus and Boeing material outright. We take the documentation work, storage and market risk, and you get a valuation in two business days rather than a stock list sitting in a warehouse for a year.

What we buy

Airline surplus stock

Fleet-exit inventory, provisioning overstock and expired-programme material with operator trace.

MRO and repair station overstock

Serviceable and overhauled rotables, shop stock and repairable cores released from contract.

Lease returns and teardown lots

Whole-aircraft and engine teardown packages, including part-out project management.

Rotable pool exits

Pooled units leaving service, valued line by line against current market movement.

How a sale runs

  1. 01

    Send the list

    Part number, condition, quantity, tag status and location. A spreadsheet in any format is fine.

  2. 02

    Valuation in two business days

    We price line by line against recorded demand and repair cost, and tell you plainly which lines have no market.

  3. 03

    Purchase or consignment

    Outright purchase with funds on collection, or consignment with monthly sales reporting and agreed floor prices.

  4. 04

    Collection and intake

    We arrange packing, export documentation and freight, then log every unit into a traceable, bonded stock record.

Standard terms

Valuation response
2 business days
Consignment reporting
Monthly, line by line
Storage cost to consignor
None
Documentation review
Included in valuation
Minimum lot size
None for tagged rotables

Material without acceptable release documentation is still reviewed — we will say whether it can be re-certified through an approved repair station or should be scrapped and mutilated.

Offer surplus material

Send an outline now; a full stock list can follow by email once we reply.

AOG desk — open 24/7/365

+1 (929) 922-5744

Selling surplus while an aircraft is down elsewhere? The AOG desk handles both sides of the trade around the clock.

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