1990: Analog Systems (Autopilot Computers / Gyros / Indicators)
During this time period INAir was servicing Analog Systems with units such as Pitch Channel Computers, Roll Channel Computers, Gyros, Mechanical Air Data Computer, Attitude Director Indicators, Horizontal Situation Indicators, Barometric Altitude Indicators and much more.
2004: Digital Systems (Display Units / Digital Air Data Computers / Controllers)
INAir starts repair service on newer technology of Digital Systems with units such as Digital Air Data Computers, Flight Guidance Controllers, Servo Drives, Symbol Generators, CRT Display Units, Advisory Displays, AHRS Controllers, Altitude Preselect Controllers, Air Speed Indicators, Instrument Remote Controllers, Radio Altitude Indicators, GPWS Computers and many more.
2013: Electronic Systems (Display Units / DU-870)
INAir moves into the next generation of Electronic Systems in larger used CRT Display Units; such as DU-870 Display Units and Primus 1000 System Units. INAir is working on additional Reverse Engineering / DER Approved Parts for current product lines supported.
April 2013: INAir Acquisition
INAir Aviation Services Inc. announced that it was acquired by RPS Holdings Inc., an Aerospace and Defense focused group of companies based in Los Osos, California. The acquisition has strengthened INAir’s position by accelerating the expansion of its MRO services for aviation displays and avionics users. RPS Holding’s subsidiary Rantec Power Systems provides engineering and manufacturing support for RS-DER Repair/Process Specs. and PMA parts for the INAir’s MRO Services. Customer benefits include: shorter lead times, superior service, competitive pricing and improved product reliability.
2026: Dave Washburn promoted to President
In 2026, Dave Washburn was promoted to President of INAIR Aviation, succeeding Roger Mesick following his retirement. This leadership transition marked an important milestone in the company’s continued growth and commitment to serving the aviation industry.
2026: Expands repair capabilities with the addition of aircraft coffee maker repair services
Also in 2026, INAIR expanded its repair capabilities with the addition of aircraft coffee maker repair services. This new offering provides operators with a cost-effective alternative to replacement, helping reduce downtime while ensuring passengers and crew continue to enjoy reliable onboard beverage service.
Long recognized for its expertise in legacy avionics repair and support, INAIR continues to broaden its capabilities to meet the evolving needs of customers around the world. Through ongoing investment in new services and technical expertise, INAIR remains dedicated to delivering dependable solutions that keep aircraft flying.