FAST FACTS ADVERTORIAL HOW TO PICK A FUEL TANK REPAIR PARTNER A guide to selecting a fuel tank repair company that will work for you O ne of the challenges facing the owner/operators of aircraft today is how to correctly find the best maintenance and repair company to work on their aircraft. When it comes to fuel tank repair and maintenance there are some critical criteria to look for in the selection of a fuel tank repair company. One of the first things to look for is whether the repair shop is a FAA Certified Repair Station. This certification is critical in determining that the shop is operating at a high level of training and capabilities at all levels. Repair shops are only as good as the people they employ and any fuel tank repair and maintenance must be carried out by personnel that are trained and absolute experts at their craft. The best repair shops in many cases work directly with the OEM's and have the experience and up-to-date equipment and tooling. Another criteria to look for is does the company in question back up all of their work with a iron clad warranty? They should. Any company that is reliable should have enough confidence in their personnel and the work they perform to stand behind all of their work. Having one source for specialized services can be very important. Having multiple capabilities under one roof like Non Destructive Testing, structural repair, parts and tank repair as well as maintenance services can also be key. Time is money and having a "one stop shop" is a well worn but tried and true axiom that is still relevant today. Having one shop with the capabilities to do many aircraft maintenance and repair jobs will simply save time and money. A final test to find the best vendor does the company really believe in delivering quality customer service? Do they make their deadlines and return calls quickly and can the shop come to you and your aircraft on a moments notice with mobile services? A quick check of references and a preview of the company's website can give you a wealth of information. If a repair shop is legitimate they will be ready to repair your aircraft. sealaviation.comhttp://sealaviation.com