Mid-Continent Instrument and Avionics

Founded in 1981, Lee Air, Inc. is a 85,000 sq ft manufacturer of aerospace electromechanical systems and components. Based in Wichita, Kansas., Lee Air Inc specializes in designing, manufacturing and testing of aircraft electronics, motors and actuation systems. Capabilities include: design, assembly, testing, contract manufacturing and an on-site FAA repair station. Products offered include avionics controllers, linear & rotary actuators, AC & DC motors, switches, sensors, and more.

Triumph Aerospace Systems Wichita, formerly known as Lee Aerospace, designs and manufactures a range of sheet metal assemblies and aircraft windows. The company provides wing spars, cockpit sun visors, and pilot and copilot control wheels. The company was founded in 1989 by James E. Lee. Triumph Aerospace Systems Wichita also conducts tests for aerospace parts and assemblies. It maintains a full-service window repair station. The company provides windshield, window and lens repair and replacement services. It has received ISO 9001:2000 certification from the International Organization for Standardization. Triumph Aerospace Systems Wichita is a part of is a part of Triumph Group, which is one if the leading suppliers of aerospace systems and components in the world. In addition, the group serves original equipment manufacturers of commercial, private and military aircrafts.

Established in 1971, Aero-Mach Labs is one of the industry s sources for aircraft instrument and fuel component repair, overhaul, exchange sales, service, engineering and manufacturing. The company is ISO 9001 and AS 9100 certified and has an Air Agency certificate from the Federal Aviation Administration. The company provides a variety of products, including mechanical and pneumatic instruments, such as mach airspeed indicators, vertical speed indicators and encoding, standard, cabin and ground station altimeters; power plant and electronic instruments, including oil pressure transmitters, fuel flow transmitters, torque pressure transmitters, autosyn systems, engine combination gauges and vertical scales; gyro-operated air and electric instruments, such as auto-pilot gyros, attitude gyros, vertical gyros, directional gyros, flight director gyros and rate gyros; and fuel management systems, including probes, signal conditioners, quantity indicators, status indicators and low indicators. Aero-Mach Labs is headquartered in Wichita, Kan.