AIR MISSION EXCHANGEU.S. SOURCING. INTERNATIONAL REQUIREMENTS.About AMX
AMXAIRCRAFT
PARTS

AIRCRAFT PARTS SOURCING DESK

Source Aircraft Parts
from U.S. Suppliers.

Submit a part number and sourcing requirements.
One AMX desk coordinates U.S. supplier outreach and your commercial quote.

Availability subject to supplier confirmation
ENGINE · ROTABLE · AIRFRAMEIllustrative aviation imagery
U.S. aircraft parts sourcingFor verified international aviation buyers
Documentation requirementsRequested documents subject to supplier and part confirmation
U.S. Pickup & Export CoordinationSupplier-prepared shipment, partner-forwarder pickup

SOURCING CAPABILITIES

Focused on your
component requirements.

From engine components to exchange units, AMX reviews part-number RFQs from airlines, operators, MROs and verified international aviation procurement teams.

01 / COMPONENTS

Engine components

Ignition, fuel-system and engine-component requirements.

02 / COMPONENTS

Rotables & exchange

Starter generators, electrical units and exchange requirements.

03 / COMPONENTS

Airframe & landing gear

Wheels, brakes, landing-gear and airframe components.

Category icons are illustrative. Each request is assessed by exact part number.

OUTRIGHT EXCHANGE LOAN REPAIR

AOG & TIME-CRITICAL SOURCING

Grounded aircraft. Start with the right details.

Include the exact part number, acceptable condition, required documentation, location and need-by date. Availability remains subject to supplier confirmation.

THE AMX PROCESS

One desk. A clear path forward.

AMX manages the sourcing process and issues your commercial quotation. Buyer and supplier contact details stay protected.

  1. 01

    Send your requirement

    Share the part number, condition, documents and delivery need.

  2. 02

    Request & identity review

    AMX reviews your RFQ and business identity.

  3. 03

    Sourcing confirmation

    We confirm whether sourcing support is available.

  4. 04

    Supplier options

    For accepted requests, AMX obtains and standardizes supplier options.

  5. 05✓

    Your AMX quotation

    AMX issues its commercial quotation directly to you.

SHIPMENT COORDINATION

Supplier-prepared shipment → U.S. pickup and export coordination → buyer-managed destination clearance

The supplier or factory prepares the goods and documents. AMX coordinates with the partner freight forwarder, which handles pickup, AES/EEI filing where required, the AWB and export arrangements. The buyer manages destination customs clearance.

REQUEST FOR QUOTATION

Your next part
starts here.

Tell us what you need. AMX will review your request and confirm whether sourcing support is available.

DESIGNED FOR
  • Airlines & aircraft operators
  • MROs & repair organizations
  • Parts procurement teams
  • Business-verified traders & logistics partners

Business details and attachments are handled privately by AMX.

AMX provides commercial sourcing, order coordination and optional U.S. pickup and export coordination. Availability, pricing and lead time remain subject to supplier confirmation. Part and document consistency review is not an airworthiness determination. The buyer remains responsible for technical applicability, installation approval, import requirements and final acceptance.

STEP 01 / 03

Part requirements

Required fields *
Acceptable Condition Select all that apply
Transaction Type Select all that apply
Certification Required Select all that apply
Add description, aircraft or engine type Optional
Your RFQ stays private

DOCUMENTATION & RESPONSIBILITY

Clarity at every handoff.

01

Specify your document requirements

Request FAA 8130-3, EASA Form 1, CoC or other traceability documentation with your RFQ. Document availability, condition and correspondence to the offered part remain subject to supplier and part confirmation; AMX does not issue or guarantee these documents.

02

Understand the review scope

AMX organizes supplier-provided information for commercial review but does not independently validate airworthiness documents. Technical applicability, installation approval, import requirements and final acceptance remain the buyer’s responsibility.