industry challenge

A client with two neglected B777-200's

needed marketing options.

our solution

UAM used one aircraft as a spare parts surrogate, allowing the other to return to service.

The in-service aircraft was sold and the second disassembled, creating an uptapped secondary market for B777 parts.

UAM is managing the disassemby and related sales of a 757-200.  Through UAM's End of Life Recycling Program, parts are available for immediate sale.  RFQs...more

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Universal Air Repair LLC receives EASA certification to operate as an approved Repair Station with Limited Accessories ratings.  With this additional certification,...more

The "River's End" is a unique award sponsored by Manley, CEO of Unviersal Asset Management, as a way to encourage Black River Technical College students to...more

In addition to the recent FAA certification and opening of UAM subsidiary, Universal Air Repair LLC, UAM also acquired a new 40,000 square-foot warehouse facility in...more

NEA company recycles aircraft, parts

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Memphis-based Universal Asset Management has purchased a new 40,000 square-foot warehouse in Walnut Ridge, Ark.

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One part at a time, Universal Air Repair LLC aims to take a bite out of a lucrative and growing market for overhauled aircraft components. 

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Universal Air Repair, LLC receives FAA certification (#UVXR558Y) to operate as an approved Repair Station with Limited Accessory ratings.  This 10,000 square-foot...more

Universal Asset Management releases its 2008 End of Life Recycling Portfolio, featuring over 18 disassembly projects administered for a variety of clients throughout...more