The new Eirtech Aviation Services facility in the U.S. will have dedicated FAA engineers, focusing on avionic and cabin engineering services to support expanding customer base.
Eirtech Aviation Services, an EASA Part21J approved Design Organisation (DOA), has announced the opening of its first facility in the United States, located in Dallas-Fort Worth. This strategic expansion allows Eirtech to enhance its capabilities and better serve its growing global customer base, encompassing various time zones. The company provides essential services to some of the world’s largest airlines, aircraft leasing companies, and MROs worldwide.
The new engineering facility in the U.S. will be staffed with dedicated FAA engineers, primarily focusing on avionic and cabin engineering services to support Eirtech’s expanding customer base. With this addition, Eirtech now operates in six locations across Europe, the UK, Asia, and the United States.
Paul Gibson, Head of Sales, Eirtech Aviation Services said, “This is an important milestone for Eirtech, allowing us to provide first class EASA and FAA engineering support to our growing US based customers.”
Eirtech Aviation Services is a leading specialist aviation services company that offers tailored engineering services, asset management, and aviation solutions to ensure regulatory compliance. As part of the IAC group, Eirtech serves a diverse clientele, including international airlines, private operators, military aircraft, and aviation leasing companies worldwide. The combination of Eirtech’s engineering and technical services with IAC’s painting and coatings capabilities creates a comprehensive “one-stop shop” for aviation services.
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Eirtech Aviation Services is headquartered at Shannon Airport in County Clare, Ireland. Across the group’s 15 worldwide locations, they complete over 800 Eirtech engineering, CAMO, and technical service projects annually, along with more than 800 IAC painting events per year. This expansion into the U.S. marks a significant step in their continued growth and commitment to serving the aviation industry.
