In 1986 UNICORP SYSTEMS, Inc. was started in the back of a small house. What was originally an engineering consulting firm slowly transformed itself into the finest avionics and electrical component repair facility in the country. UNICORP's reputation has been built over the past 25 years on three things: consistent quality, quick turn times, and l... ow cost. With a warranty return rate of less than .02%, a one year warranty, average turn times of less than 14 days, and a labor rate around $50 per hour, it's not difficult to see why the company has been successful. The key has been and continues to be customer service. The company were started with the help of a major airline. Set up initially to function like a 'back shop' for the airline, the company ensures that the things most important to an airline, strict adherence to FAA regulations, consistent high quality, and rapid turn times, are the exact things at which the company excel. Today, UNICORP is a leader in the repair of avionics, electrical, communications, and IFE components for many of the major airlines in the United States. With a staff of 50, UNICORP has been American Airlines' largest volume repair supplier for many years. In all the company has the capabilities to repair over 4,000 individual part numbers flying on Boeing 737,747,757,767,777, Airbus, Douglas, Embraer, and Bombardier aircraft. The company currently repair over 50,000 components per year. In addition to American Airlines, UNICORP supports Southwest Airlines, United, US Airways, Alaska, Continental, Delta, Lufthansa Technik, American Eagle, ExpressJet, and more than 50 other customers. The company would like to show you how the company can help your company reduce inventory levels, monitor component reliability, and lower your component repair costs. Check out the rest of the company's website which includes the company's complete capabilities listing, the company's FAA, EASA & other certifications, a 'Contact The company' section and other useful information about the company's ...Read More