AAR, on behalf of Leach, will continue to stock, advertise, and market electromechanical and solid-state switch gear, including relays, switches, relay panels, and power distribution units, to OEMs.
Leach International Corp. has extended its distribution partnership with AAR CORP., a top provider of aviation services to commercial and government operators, MROs, and OEMs. On behalf of Leach, AAR will continue to stock, advertise, and market electromechanical and solid-state switch gear, including relays, switches, relay panels, and power distribution units, to OEMs for new production, commercial airlines, MRO suppliers, and the military aftermarket.
“AAR will continue to help Leach provide the highest level of service for our customers. Leach products are used in a wide range of applications, from commercial aviation to cutting edge defense applications, and AAR’s world-class support ensures Leach parts continue to set the standard for power distribution,” said Elijah Dobrusin, Vice President of Sales & Marketing at Leach. “Our extended agreement makes certain that customers can continue to operate and obtain their critical parts, even in this unprecedented supply chain environment,” he further added.
AAR is a multinational provider of aerospace and defence aftermarket solutions with operations in more than 20 nations. AAR, which has its corporate headquarters in the Chicago area, provides support for both commercial and government customers through its two operating segments: aviation services and expeditionary services.
“This contract renews our commitment to Leach by buffering the supply chain and supporting Mil-Aero OEMs with their power distribution needs,” said Darren Spiegel, Vice President and General Manager, AAR. “Leach is the historic leader in aircraft electrification, and AAR is proud to enhance that mission,” he further added.
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Leach International, a pioneer in electrical power distribution since 1919, sets the bar for the design and production of electrical switches, relays, contactors, power distribution assemblies, and control devices.
