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Built for Aviation Operators
We support flight schools, hangars, MROs, and airport operators with compliant, no-cost disposal of non-airworthy engines and major assemblies. Our process emphasizes clear documentation, controlled handling, and final Certificate of Destruction issuance.

FREE Aircraft Engine & Landing Gear Disposal – Fast, No-Cost Pickup

We remove old, damaged, abandoned, or time-expired aircraft engines and landing gears at no cost. Turbines, APUs, piston engines, main gear assemblies, nose gears — we take them all.

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We work with airports, flight schools, MROs, hangar owners, and private operators to safely remove unwanted aircraft engines and landing gear systems.

Whether the parts are abandoned, timed-out, damaged, or removed from service, we handle transportation process and provide official destruction documentation.

What We Do

 

 

  •  FREE pickup

  •  Fast removal

  •  No storage or hauling fees

  •  Certificate of Destruction provided upon completion

  •  We accept turbine engines, piston engines, APUs, main gear, nose gear, and full landing gear assemblies

Why Choose Us

How It Works

 

Contact us with part details (engine, APU, main gear, nose gear, etc.)

We schedule pickup within the week

We issue Certificate of Destruction after removal

You instantly reclaim valuable hangar, ramp, or maintenance space

Documentation & Destruction♻️
We accept materials based on the releasing party’s certification of ownership or authority. Once received, all engines and components are tracked through our internal chain of custody and processed under licensed A&P oversight. Upon completion, a Certificate of Destruction is issued.

❓Quick FAQ 

Do I need to provide paperwork?

No. We handle all internal documentation and issue a Certificate of Destruction at completion. 

How are pickups scheduled?

Pickups are conducted on scheduled pickup days to ensure safe handling, efficient logistics, and consistent processing.

 

Once your submission is approved, our team will coordinate the next available pickup window based on location and engine size.

 

Expedited or off-schedule pickups are not part of the pilot program.

Do you offer same-day or emergency pickups?
No. This program operates on scheduled pickup windows only. This ensures proper coordination, liability control, and predictable processing outcomes

 How long does the process take?
 Typically 3–5 business days from pickup to Certificate of Destruction, depending on volume and requirements.

Is the engine or parts safe during transport?

Yes. All materials are securely handled and tracked through our internal chain of custody from pickup to completion. 

Will I get proof of recycling or destruction?

Absolutely. Every transfer ends with a Certificate of Destruction, verified through our internal chain of custody

Contact & Pickup Form Requirement
Have questions or prefer to speak with us directly? You’re welcome to call us at
(943) 245-2405 or email us at info@aviationpartsrecycling.com 

 
Important: Regardless of phone or email contact, all materials must be accompanied by a completed intake
form — Which is submitted online before pickup.

Parts Form

Request Free Engine & Gear Pickup 

We remove abandoned, timed out, or damaged aircraft engines and landing gear at no cost. Submit the details below for fast scheduling 

Please fill out the form and upload photos so we can schedule your free pickup as quickly as possible.

What part are you disposing?

Engine / Gear Details

Condition (Choose One)
Approximate weight (optional but helpful):
Under 1,000 lbs
1,000–3,000 lbs
3,000–6,000 lbs
6,000+ lbs
Please estimate engine size category:
How is the engine or gear currently positioned?
On a stand
On a pallet
On a dolly
On the ground
Installed on aircraft
Other (describe)

Pickup & Access

Where is the part currently located?
Hangar
Maintenance facility
Storage facility
Outdoor / yard storage
Other (describe)
Is there clear access for a truck or trailer at the pickup location?
Yes — direct access
Limited access (describe)
No — special coordination required
Preferred Pickup Time
What equipment is available on site to assist with part movement (if any)?
Forklift
Crane
Engine hoist
Pallet jack
None available

Photos help us plan safe pickup and handling. Please include overall views how the engine or assembly is currently positioned or stored.

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Submission of this form constitutes a declaration of intent to dispose of aircraft components. Legal custody and responsibility transfer only upon physical receipt and documented acceptance by

Aviation Parts Recycling.

Why Proper Aircraft Disposal Matters

  • Reduces storage and liability exposure

  • Ensures non-airworthy parts are permanently removed from circulation

  • Provides documented destruction for records

  • Frees up hangar and ramp space

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