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.

Universal Asset Management announced the addition of a new 10,000 square-foot repair facility - Universal Air Repair, LLC.  Pending FAA certification, this subsidiary...more

Wiznerowicz earns her wings early to become aviation distributor's chief operating officer. 

Keri Wiznerowicz's success in the cockpit and the board...more

Keri Wiznerowicz has been appointed Chief Operating Officer of UAM.  Wiznerowicz remains based at the company's headquarters in Memphis (TN).  She leads the...more

With the airline industry seeking more ways to reduce costs, aviation component distributor Universal Asset Management, Inc., is continuing to grow its Memphis...more

UAM purchased an ex-Champion Air 727-200 for disassembly.  The aircraft will be disassembled at UAM's facility in Walnut Ridge, AR.  Parts of available for...more

UAM purchased a 1943 DC3 (N308SF - S/N 42-100521) for restoration and resale.  This ex-Piedmont aircraft participated in Operation Overlord during the Normandy...more

Meet the UAM team at the annual RAA conference in Indianapolis, May 6 - 8.  Find out why... whether you require a single part next week or fleet management...more

UAM provides a new car for Black River Technical College's annual "The River's End Graduate Incentive Program" again this year.  Winner...more

Get more in_Sight from UAM at this year's annual Air Finance Conference, April 21 - 22. ...more

UAM purchased an ex-American MD80 (N203AA - S/N 49145) for disassembly.  The aircraft will be disassembled in Roswell, New Mexico.  Parts are available...more