A clear path for
every part.

Responsive aircraft parts sourcing and repair support for airlines, MROs, operators, and aviation teams across the Americas and worldwide.

Start withAn exact part numberContinue toOne structured RFQ

Responsive sourcing Traceability focus Responsive follow-through

Verified industry standing

Accreditation, memberships and marketplace listings.

BBB accreditation, aviation association memberships, and supplier marketplace listings. Explore the linked profiles for more information.

PartsBase supplierSupplier listing MAT210378

ILS supplierSupplier listing under Mats Corp

Direct communication and responsive follow-through.

A connected sourcing network for routine and time-critical requirements.

Traceability and release-document expectations considered from the beginning.

Aviation procurement, maintenance, and component context in one conversation.

Based in Houston, with receiving and dispatch operations in Miami, serving aviation teams across the Americas and connected global markets.

The part number anchors the request. Add condition, quantity, aircraft application, timing, and documentation expectations in the RFQ.

Your requirement stays in this browser until you continue to the RFQ.

Reference guide

Not sure where the requirement belongs? Select a pathway for context, then add the part number.

The requirement, documentation context, and sourcing conversation stay connected from the first inquiry.

Requirement
Part number, condition, quantity, aircraft family, and required date.
Sourcing
A direct conversation shaped around the details your team already has.
Documentation
Availability considered alongside the records your process expects.
Responsive support
Clear status, practical next steps, and focused follow-through.

FDR services

MATS uses its own KGB Aviation DART equipment for FDR download and readout support. Applicability and service scope are confirmed for each request.

Condition, traceability expectations, release documents, packaging, and delivery context belong in the sourcing conversation from the start.