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Meet Our New Maintenance Facility, Now Operational!
Bellanca Aircraft has a long and storied history, with pilots from around the world enjoying its planes. Now, the Bellanca Aircraft factory in Washington, Oklahoma is operational with some limitations on services. Explore the history of Bellanca Aircraft and discover what makes this aircraft company so special.
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We can work on Bellanca Aircraft or other light aircraft models. – Know Who Is Working On Your Aircraft: Bellanca is a small company and we love the Bellanca brand.
As the current Type Certificate holder, we are your resource for new parts, service, or even a full overhaul of Cruisemaster and Viking aircraft.
If you need an annual, routine service, or repair work – we’re available to take care of all your needs. Feel free to follow us on Facebook or contact us today. We thank you for your continued support!
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With our membership program, you can connect with other Bellanca owners in your area.
Unmatched Convenience
We are centrally located in Washington, OK.
Expertise
We have expert A&P Mechanics, and fabric & paint repair techs on staff to help repair and maintain our fleet.
Precision Engineered
We manufacture most of our own parts specifically for our fleet.
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News & Events
Bellanca Factory Re-location Update
Bellanca Aircraft, Inc. The new Bellanca Aircraft factory and maintenance facility in Sulphur, Oklahoma is operational with some limitations on services. Aircraft owners can now schedule maintenance services, including annual inspections, repairs and preventive...
Air Force Retires EC-130H Compass Call
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Plane Seizure Case Heads to Supreme Court
An Alaska bush pilot is taking the state’s effort to forfeit his $95,000 Cessna to the Supreme Court. In a brief filed Thursday, Sept. 3, Kenneth Jouppi, 83, argued that forfeiting the aircraft over a misdemeanor involving beer intended for a dry village would violate...