Aircraft Engineering Services

Yes. Unitron welcomes scheduled visits to our Dallas, Texas facility for program qualification, project review, supplier evaluation, quality audits, source inspection, Factory Acceptance Testing, and customer-witnessed test events 

Unitron supports visits from program offices, prime contractors, aircraft OEMs, MRO organizations, test laboratories, architect-engineering firms, government representatives, and other authorized customers involved in aerospace and defense power requirements.

Unitron can support qualification and test review activities for 400 Hz AC ground power units, 28 VDC ground power units, 270 VDC ground power units, AC/DC combination power systems, and onboard frequency conversion equipment.

Yes. Unitron can support source inspection activities by authorized customers, prime contractors, government representatives, and third-party inspectors. These inspections may include review of product configuration, workmanship, documentation, test records, and applicable quality requirements.

Customers should engage Unitron as early as possible during the specification, design, procurement, or submittal phase. Early coordination helps confirm the correct product configuration, applicable standards, test requirements, documentation package, and project schedule.

No. A facility visit, audit, or test event supports the customer’s qualification process, but final qualification, approval, or acceptance is determined by the customer, program office, prime contractor, government authority, or project specification.

Yes. Unitron encourages early engagement when a project involves UFGS, NAVFAC, military facility infrastructure, hangar power, aircraft ground support, or documented compliance requirements. Unitron can support project-specific review of applicable specifications, test plans, documentation, and factory test requirements.

Yes. Unitron can support customer review of applicable MIL-STD requirements related to aircraft electrical power, power quality, test documentation, and product configuration. Specific compliance requirements should be reviewed early in the project to confirm the appropriate equipment configuration and test scope.

Available documentation depends on the product and project requirements, but may include test procedures, test reports, inspection records, product drawings, configuration details, quality documentation, certificates of conformance, and applicable compliance documentation.

Yes. Unitron supports Factory Acceptance Testing at its Dallas, Texas facility. FAT activities may include functional testing, load testing, performance verification, visual inspection, documentation review, and customer-witnessed test procedures based on the applicable product and project requirements.

To schedule a program qualification visit, quality review, Factory Acceptance Test, or witnessed test event, contact Unitron with your project requirements, applicable specifications, equipment type, desired test scope, and requested schedule. Simply click our “Contact” button on our website to begin the process.

Yes. Unitron supports customer-witnessed and third-party-witnessed testing when required by the contract, project specification, program office, or customer quality process. Witness testing should be scheduled in advance to align equipment readiness, test procedures, personnel, and documentation.

Unitron’s manufacturing and test facility is located in Dallas, Texas. Qualification visits, Factory Acceptance Testing, source inspections, and witnessed test events are available by appointment for authorized customers and project representatives.