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C&L secures Global Express inventory
Global Express owners can now find parts for sale or exchange at C&L's facility in Texas. The company's new stock includes everything from ailerons to avionics.

C&L Aerospace has acquired a Global Express inventory consisting of parts for the Global Express, 5000, 5500, 6000, 6500 and XRS. All parts from the aircraft will be stocked in C&L's newest warehouse location in Austin, Texas and are available for sale or exchange.

The inventory totals 5,000 Global Express parts and covers everything from control surfaces to avionics. Many of the parts will be tagged and ready for immediate sale or exchange.

The move by C&L was strategic, not only to enter into the Global Express market, but to also add a new warehouse centrally located in the United States to complement its warehouses in Bangor, Maine; London; and Brisbane, Australia.

“This is an exciting step here at C&L,” says director of business development Brad Vieux. “We've built our existing Challenger, Hawker and Beechjet parts business on a fast and transparent quoting system, quick and seamless delivery and fair pricing. We're proud to offer that same dependability to Global Express operators.”

The parts, along with their corresponding documentation, are photographed, barcoded and scanned into an electronic location system. The photographs are provided with all customer quotes.

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