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Servicing aircrafts in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean, we are a first-class inspection and repair facility with more than 30 years of aerospace experience. We are conveniently located in the San Juan International Airport.
We offer non-destructive testing (NDT) to determine the flight conditions of your aircraft. We are certified and we offer inspection and repair services for all types of aircraft through Eddy Current, Liquid Penetrant, Magnetic Particles, Ultrasonic, Bond and Visual Tests.
We are a non-destructive inspection station authorized for corporate jets. We have the facilities, equipment, personnel and certifications to perform Eddy Current, Ultrasound, Liquid Penetrant, Magnetic Particles, Bond and Visual Non-Destructive Tests in jets.
The maintenance and repairs of the wheels of your aircraft are essential requirements to ensure that it remains in optimal condition. We are ready to service the wheels of your aircraft.
PRI-NDT Corp. has been established since 1985 and is the first Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) Certified Repair Station servicing Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. We are a first-class inspection and repair facility with more than 30 years of aerospace working experience.
All our technicians are extensively trained and certified. Among our team members, we have Ruben Moreno, the 2009 FAA Technician of the Year. We are also members of the American Society for Non-Destructive Testing (ASNT). We are ready to serve you at our shop, located inside the facilities of AAS/FBO in the San Juan International Airport. We can also travel to your location to perform inspections and Repair services on aircraft in the Caribbean, Florida, New Jersey and other major cities within the United States and internationally.
We pride ourselves in having all our certifications and government documentation up to date.
We offer our services for small and mid-size aircraft as well as light and heavy propellers, the entire range of propeller-driven and light corporate jets, many types of helicopters, amphibious, cargo and other general aircraft.
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