1,418 FAA-certificated repair stations whose FAA record lists EASA approval.
Under the maintenance annex to the safety agreement between the United States and the European Union, a repair station already approved by the FAA under 14 CFR Part 145 may be issued an EASA certificate, once the FAA has recommended and endorsed it. In practice that is the route by which work done in the United States is accepted on EU-registered aircraft.
The scope of any individual approval is recorded per station and per rating. This page reflects what the FAA dataset lists; confirm current scope with the station before relying on it.
Where these stations are:
Los Angeles, California
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Jackson, Mississippi
Cleveland, Ohio
Irvine, California
East Providence, Rhode Island
Beltsville, Maryland
Palm City, Florida
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Jacksonville, Florida
Talladega, Alabama
Merrimack, New Hampshire
Lynnwood, Washington
Wichita, Kansas
Skiatook, Oklahoma
Doral, Florida
Fullerton, California
Milan, Illinois
Nashville, Tennessee
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Melbourne, Florida
Hayden, Idaho
Norcross, Georgia
Georgetown, Texas
Listings are generated from the public FAA 14 CFR Part 145 repair station dataset (snapshot of July 13, 2026). Ratings, approvals, and contact information should be confirmed directly before engaging a station.