[section label=”Airbus acquired” padding=”16px”] [gap height=”43px”] [row style=”large” width=”custom” custom_width=”1400px”] [col span=”6″ span__sm=”12″] [gap height=”61px” height__sm=”60px”] Four in a row! Over the past 3 quarters, TDA has acquired 4x A319s for part-out. The aircraft used to fly with the national…
New teardown project TDA has secured a consignment of yet another Airbus A319-100 for teardown: MSN 3045. The aircraft is currently being disassembled by Ascent Aviation Services in Marana, Arizona. This project allows us to stock up on A320 family…
Another one in the history books TDA is proud to announce the acquisition of two young A319s for teardown:MSN 3407 (2008) and MSN 3019 (2007), two ex-Germania aircraft. Like our previous Germania aircraft for teardown we continue our main focus…
Airbus A320 acquired for teardown TDA is happy to announce the acquisition of an Airbus A320 for teardown: MSN 1339. The disassembly of this Airbus A320 allows us to stock up on A320 family parts and increase our global inventory. …
Welcome to retirement MSN 1604 & MSN 1445 Proudly announcing our new teardown projects, and two special ones might we add. It’s with a warm heart that we welcome two old friends to their retirement: MSN 1604 (18 years old)…
Youngest Airbus A319 acquired for teardown TDA writes history with the acquisition of the youngest Airbus A319 for teardown ever: MSN 4268, manufactured in 2010.The high-quality parts we will remove from this ex-Germania Airbus shall be shipped to our well-known strategic…
Airbus acquired for teardown TDA is happy to announce the acquisition of yet another Airbus A319-100 for teardown: MSN 1583. This project allows us to stock up on A320 family parts and increase our global inventory. Parts Enquiry and special…
Complete from nose to tail In January 2019, TDA acquired three Ex-Germania 737-700’s for teardown. The airframes with manufacturer serial numbers 28103 / 28104 / 28108 were undergoing disassembly at Air Salvage International (ASI), Cotswold, UK. The 737’s, that were…