Goodrich, Turbine Component Component Services
Legal name: Walbar Peabody, LLC
Public FAA data last updated July 13, 2026
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Goodrich, Turbine Component Component Services
FAA records identify Goodrich, Turbine Component Component Services as a Part 145 repair station located at 5Th Steet in Peabody, Massachusetts, holding certificate GL1R170K. The station record includes ratings across the powerplant and limited categories.
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Bilateral agreements
- EASA
- United Kingdom
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Capabilities recorded by the FAA
These categories come directly from the published repair station dataset. Detailed aircraft and service capabilities should be confirmed with the station.
Powerplant
Work on engines, split by engine type and, for piston engines, by horsepower.
- Limited
- Confined to the particular makes and models named in the station's operations specifications, rather than the full class.
Limited
Ratings the FAA issues for a specific purpose, make, or model rather than a whole class of work.
- Non-destructive testing
- Non-destructive inspection, testing, and processing, using the specific methods named in the station's operations specifications.
- Specialized service
- A named specialized service, performed to the specification recorded in the station's operations specifications.
Class definitions are summarised from 14 CFR 145.59 (ratings) and 145.61 (limited ratings). A rating shows what the FAA has authorised the station to work on, not what it currently chooses to take on.
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Questions about Goodrich, Turbine Component Component Services
- Is Goodrich, Turbine Component Component Services an FAA-certificated repair station?
- Yes. The FAA lists Goodrich, Turbine Component Component Services as a certificated 14 CFR Part 145 repair station under certificate GL1R170K. This profile reflects the public FAA dataset as of July 13, 2026.
- What is Goodrich, Turbine Component Component Services rated to work on?
- The FAA record lists ratings in the powerplant and limited categories. A rating shows what the FAA has authorised the station to work on, not what it currently chooses to take on.
- Does Goodrich, Turbine Component Component Services hold approvals from authorities outside the United States?
- The FAA record lists EASA and United Kingdom. Under a bilateral aviation safety agreement, that authority accepts work performed by this station within the scope of the agreement.
- Where is Goodrich, Turbine Component Component Services located?
- Goodrich, Turbine Component Component Services is listed in Peabody, Massachusetts. The full address published by the FAA appears on this page.
- How do I request service from Goodrich, Turbine Component Component Services?
- Start a request on this page and Virtual Hangar MX routes it to the station, or puts the same scope in front of other qualified Part 145 shops so you can compare. There is no charge to send a request.
- Is this profile managed by Goodrich, Turbine Component Component Services?
- Not yet. This profile was generated from the public FAA Part 145 dataset. Anyone at the station can claim it free of charge to correct the record, add capabilities and a website, and receive requests directly.
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