Parts Supplier Mid-Continent To Move Its West Coast Facility

Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics will move its California facility from Van Nuys to Chatsworth, less than 10 miles west, the company said Monday. It expects to complete the move on May 15 and anticipates no interruption to its operations.   

“We’re keeping things simple for our customers," said Bryan Miner, director of the western region for the company. "We’re the same great team, providing the same excellent customer support. We’re even keeping the same phone number. We’ll just have a new address at a new and improved facility.”

Headquartered in Wichita, Mid-Continent opened its California facility in 1991 to expand its service capabilities and international reach. The location provides extended hours to customers in western U.S. time zones and around the globe. It offers new-product sales and repair services for instruments, avionics, electrical power systems, and accessories. The facility is FAA- and EASA-certified and provides quick turns and dedicated, one-on-one technical support.

Mid-Continent manufactures, overhauls, and repairs aircraft instruments, avionics, and advanced power systems for the global aerospace industry. The company supports general, business, and commercial aviation, unmanned aerial vehicles, defense, and special-missions markets. It manufactures more than 25,000 units per year and processes more than 15,000 units in its overhaul, exchange, and repair operation.