APOC Aviation

APOC Aviation operates within the aerospace aftermarket as a specialist in the acquisition and redistribution of secondary market components. The firm manages the full lifecycle of mid-to-late-life narrowbody assets, overseeing aircraft teardowns and the transition of airframes and engines into serviceable parts. By maintaining a large inventory of rotable components, they function as a supply chain intermediary for airlines and maintenance organisations requiring immediate part availability. The organisation focuses its programmes on the world’s most widely operated narrowbody platforms, specifically the Airbus A320 family and the Boeing 737 Next Generation series. Their services include landing gear exchange programmes, component leasing, and inventory management for a global client base of commercial carriers and independent repair facilities. They work alongside certified repair stations to ensure that harvested assets, such as CFM International CFM56 engine components, meet international regulatory requirements. Before entering a contract, buyers should verify the specific airworthiness certification for individual components, typically requiring EASA Form 1 or FAA 8130-3 documentation. It is essential to conduct a thorough review of the trace history for all life-limited parts and landing gear assemblies to ensure alignment with existing maintenance schedules. Partners should also confirm the firm's current logistical capacity for handling large-scale structural assets and international hazardous material transit.