FAA & EASA Approved Aircraft Repair Certifications

At Sunshine Air Repairs, LLC, we take pride in maintaining the highest standards of safety, compliance, and reliability. As an FAA-certified and EASA-approved repair station, our operations meet the rigorous demands of both U.S. and international aviation authorities. Located in Plantation, Florida, we provide certified aircraft component repair and overhaul services trusted by commercial operators, MROs, and private clients worldwide. Our certifications reflect our commitment to excellence and continued compliance with evolving industry regulations.

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FAA Certified Repair Station

Sunshine Air Repairs, LLC is an FAA-certified Part 145 Repair Station, operating under certificate number 54RR449D. Our approval encompasses a wide scope of component repairs, including avionics, electrical systems, hydraulics, instruments, and more. We adhere to strict FAA regulatory procedures and documentation standards, ensuring consistent quality and airworthiness. Our technicians undergo ongoing training and assessments to stay current with federal requirements and best practices across a variety of aircraft platforms.

EASA Part-145 Approved Facility

In addition to our FAA certification, we proudly hold EASA Part-145 approval (Certificate No. EASA.145.6835), enabling us to serve clients across Europe with confidence. This certification allows us to issue dual release tags and work in compliance with the European Union Aviation Safety Agency’s high standards. Our EASA authorization is renewed regularly through audits and oversight, affirming our dedication to safe, compliant, and globally recognized aircraft component repair and overhaul services.

Ongoing Compliance and Quality Assurance

At Sunshine Air Repairs, LLC, certifications are only the foundation of our quality system. We maintain strict internal audits, procedural reviews, and real-time tracking to ensure full compliance with all applicable FAA and EASA guidelines. Our Quality Assurance team oversees each stage of the repair process, from initial inspection to final release, promoting consistency and traceability. These systems are in place to support our customers’ operational reliability and maintain long-term regulatory confidence.