Browse Our Civil Aviation Part Manufacturers Catalog on ASAP Semiconductor

Civil aviation manufacturers include aircraft OEMs, engine producers, and specialist companies that make systems and components for civilian aircraft. This alphabetical directory helps users find a manufacturer and review its associated part numbers and sourcing records.

Types of Civil Aviation Manufacturers

A modern aircraft depends on many manufacturers. The aircraft OEM designs and assembles the platform, while specialist suppliers produce equipment for individual systems.

Manufacturers in this directory may include:

• Aircraft manufacturers: Companies associated with commercial, regional, business, and general aviation aircraft.
• Engine manufacturers: Producers of engines, fuel equipment, controls, starters, generators, and accessories.
• Avionics manufacturers: Suppliers of navigation, communication, display, sensing, and flight-control equipment.
• System manufacturers: Companies producing hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, braking, environmental-control, and actuation components.
• Cabin and hardware manufacturers: Sources for seating products, lighting, safety equipment, fasteners, bearings, seals, and interior fittings.

These companies support many areas of the broader civil aviation parts catalog, including aircraft maintenance, component repair, and replacement requirements.

Browse Manufacturers from A to Z

Use the 0–9 and A–Z filters to find companies such as Bombardier Aircraft, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation, Honeywell Aerospace, Learjet Inc, Parker Hannifin Corp, and Thales. Selecting a name opens that manufacturer’s catalog, where available records may include part numbers, descriptions, and RFQ options. 

The directory may also contain abbreviated names, subsidiaries, legacy manufacturers, and companies that have changed ownership. Checking name variations can help when sourcing parts referenced in older maintenance or purchasing records.

Why Manufacturer Identification Matters

The manufacturer helps distinguish components with similar names but different designs, materials, specifications, or applications. However, matching the manufacturer does not confirm that a part is approved for a particular aircraft.

Verify the complete part number, suffix, revision, aircraft model, and serial-number effectivity against the applicable Illustrated Parts Catalog, Component Maintenance Manual, drawing, or other approved technical data.

Request Pricing and Availability

Submit an RFQ with the manufacturer, complete part number, quantity, condition, delivery deadline, and documentation requirements. Complete details help the sourcing team identify the correct item and provide relevant pricing and availability.