Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to some of the most common questions.
Aeromax Industries is Founded
1986 – March, Aeromax Industries Inc. was established to represent various United States aircraft parts manufacturing companies for international sales and marketing.
Aeromax Expanded Operations
1990 – January, Aeromax expanded its operations to included brokering of parts to foreign overhaul facilities and government procurement agencies.
Begins manufacturing Northrop Grumman F5 parts & GE J85 engine parts
1994 – January, Aeromax started to manufacture Northrop Grumman F5 parts and GE J85 engine parts and became one of the major suppliers of F5 parts. We sell these parts to the United States Government, Foreign Governments, Domestic and Foreign Brokers, and Repair and Overhaul facilities. We are approved to…
Thomas Brizes Acquires Aeromax
2014– Thomas Brizes acquired Aeromax Industries Inc. With over 10 years of working on raw material engineering, specifically titanium, nickel, and high strength steels, Thomas incorporates his vast experience in assisting Aeromax customers in maintaining and upgrading their fleets.
Aeromax Executes Strategic Supplier Agreement with OGMA
2015 – January, Aeromax signed a Strategic Supplier Agreement with OGMA Industria Aeronautica de Portugal S.A to supply C130 aircraft parts.
Aeromax became an approved supplier of AIROD
2017 – July, Aeromax became an approved supplier of AIROD, a multi-faceted Aerospace MRO located in Malaysia. As a supplier, Aeromax started supporting AIROD’s Lockheed C130 program, Allison T56 Engine Program, and various other Aircraft/Engine Programs.
Aeromax Aquires Pacific Aerodyne
2018 – January, Aeromax acquired Pacific Aerodyne, Aeromax’s leading F5 parts manufacturing supplier, Pacific Aerodyne was in business for over 32 years, and was DLA approved. Through this business decision, Aeromax has expanded its international reach to the Australian Army, Navy and Air Force; has become an approved U.S Government…
Aeromax Industries moves to Fort Worth, Texas
2019 – September, Aeromax Industries moved to Fort Worth, Texas where the company leased a 12,000 square foot facility in the Aledo Industrial Park in Tarrant County off I-20 and relocated all operations, including management, shipping, and receiving, engineering, marketing, and administration.
Aeromax signs Long Term Agreement with Brazilian Airforce
2019 – Aeromax signs a five-year Long-Term Agreement with Brazilian Air Force to fulfill their spare parts needs on Northrop Grumman F5, Lockheed P3, Embraer T27, and Sikorsky UH60.
Aeromax To Build New Warehouse
2021 – To accommodate its growth, Aeromax is building a new warehouse, to be completed mid-2021. The new space will double Aeromax’ s inventory footprint.
