Precision Aviation Group Expands Safran Electrical & Power Authorized Repair Network

The company adds two new global facilities to its OEM-approved repair capabilities.

Apr. 2, 2026 at 5:22pm

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Precision Aviation Group (PAG), a major provider of aviation maintenance and repair services, has expanded its Safran Electrical & Power Authorized Repair Center (ARC) Network to five global facilities. The addition of EFIX in Brazil and PAG Australia brings PAG's total number of Safran-approved repair centers to five, allowing the company to offer OEM-backed services across key regions.

Why it matters

This expansion strengthens PAG's position as a leading global provider of authorized maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services for aircraft electrical systems. By adding facilities in South America and the Asia-Pacific, PAG can better support operators in those regions with faster turnaround times and Safran's quality standards.

The details

The five PAG companies now authorized within the Safran Electrical & Power ARC Network are: Precision Aviation Group (PAG) in Atlanta, Georgia; PAI Canada in British Columbia; Tuner Aviation in Glasgow, Scotland; EFIX in Brazil; and PAI Australia in Queensland. This allows PAG to offer Safran-approved repair and distribution capabilities for DC Generators and GCU across a wider geographic footprint.

  • Precision Aviation Group announced the expansion on April 2, 2026.

The players

Precision Aviation Group (PAG)

A leading global provider of aftermarket aviation and aerospace services, including maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO).

Safran Electrical & Power

A global leader in aircraft electrical systems and the owner of the Authorized Repair Center (ARC) Network that PAG has expanded into.

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What they’re saying

“This expansion reflects the continued investment we're making across our Component Services organization to meet OEM standards while supporting customers where they operate.”

— Jordan Webber, Vice President of Component Services at Precision Aviation Group

What’s next

The expansion allows PAG to offer Safran-approved repair services to more customers in South America and the Asia-Pacific region, reducing turnaround times while maintaining high standards of safety and reliability.

The takeaway

This move solidifies PAG's position as a leading global provider of authorized MRO services for aircraft electrical systems, enabling the company to better support operators worldwide with Safran's quality and consistency.