Detailed Components, Complex Assembly
B & B Airparts, LLC., is a manufacturing shop that has full machine, sheet metal, and complex major assembly capabilities. We are known globally for our high quality/low cost performance. We simply ask for the opportunity to quote your requirements, and believe you’ll be pleasantly surprised.
On January 5, 2026, B&B Airparts was acquired by Spartan Aerospace Group, a vertically integrated aerospace manufacturing holding company backed by The Edgewater Funds (Chicago). The acquisition brings B&B into a growing family of specialized aerospace manufacturers, adding financial resources, strategic depth, and expanded market reach, while preserving the company culture and operational excellence that earned its global reputation.
Relentless, Reliable, and Ready for Anything
For more than 25 years, B&B Airparts has been a quiet force behind some of aviation's most demanding manufacturing programs. Founded in April 1998 in Wichita, Kansas — the Air Capital of the World — we started as a sheet metal shop with a simple philosophy: do the work right, deliver it on time, and charge a fair price. That philosophy hasn't changed. What has changed is everything around it. Today, B&B Airparts is a full-capability aerospace manufacturer operating more than 50 CNC machines across a 94,000+ square foot facility. We machine simple brackets and complex structural components. We form contoured sheet metal from aluminum plate and heavy-gage stock. We build complete, aircraft-ready assemblies with over 180 detail parts — and when they leave our facility, they go straight to the flight line. No middlemen. No additional integration steps. Just parts that are complete, correct, and on time.
Vertically
Vertically integrated under one roof — machining, sheet metal, forming, and complex assembly available as a single-source supplier
As a Spartan Aerospace Group company, B&B Airparts aligns with the group's founding philosophy — inspired by the discipline, unity, loyalty, trust, and excellence of Spartan warrior culture. Spartan Aerospace Group describes its model through the lens of the phalanx: each company in the group dependent on and strengthened by the others, operating with ferocity and psychological strength in the market.
