About · FAA Repair Station FSIR095E

A young company built on old hands.

Aircraft Structures Group was founded in 2021 in Brentwood, Tennessee, by fuel-system and airframe specialists who had spent their careers inside wing tanks and behind fuselage skins for OEMs, airlines and MROs.

We kept the company deliberately narrow — fuel, structure, and the logistics to reach an aircraft anywhere — because narrow is what lets us do the job right the first time and keep operators on schedule.

2021Founded, Brentwood TN
100+Years combined experience
FSIR095EFAA Part 145 certificate
1-yrFuel repair warranty
Fig. 01 — Fuel leak
Capabilities

What we are rated to do

Fuel tank & fuel leak repair

Leak detection and isolation, integral and bladder tank repair, fuel quantity troubleshooting, component replacement, and microbial contamination assessment and tank cleanup.

Structural repair & maintenance

Sheet-metal repair to SRM data, corrosion remediation, and inspection support on production lines.

AOG rapid response

Staffed 24/7 hotline and travelling teams with pre-packed tooling, deploying worldwide.

Base maintenance teams

Fuel and structures technicians embedded in your scheduled maintenance program, at your facility — and inspectors for OEM and completion-center production lines.

Aircraft served

Business jets, commercial airliners, turboprops and general aviation. Ask us about a specific type.

Where we deploy from

One desk. Four bases. Any ramp.

Dispatch runs from Nashville. Teams and pre-packed kits stage in Savannah, Mesa and Los Angeles so a technician is rarely more than a few hours from your aircraft — and we travel beyond the map when needed.

01

Right the first time

A re-leak costs you a second AOG. We would rather spend an extra day finding the true leak path.

02

On schedule

Written daily status to your maintenance control. No surprises at release.

03

Cost under control

Fixed-scope quotes, and we tell you when a monitor-and-fly is the right call.

Memberships & affiliations
FAA Part 145 NBAA MRO Americas ACPC AirPro News