The need to modify the interior and/or exterior of an aircraft – be it airplanes, dirigibles, helicopters, or gliders – has grown to an unmatched level over the last couple of years and aircraft and airline owners have been undertaking the retrofit of their airborne vehicles in a shorter cycle than before. 

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) classifies aircraft repairs into two main categories: major and minor. Major repairs substantially affect weight, balance, performance, structural strength, power plant operation, and flight characteristics, and any other quality that might affect airworthiness.

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The key repairs that can be made to an aircraft include component repairs, structural repairs, engine repairs, systems repairs, and avionics repairs. Aircraft structural repairs are made to aircrafts that have sustained various damages of the stringers, external skin, bulkheads, formers, and others. Component repairs range from straightforward part replacements to complete overhaul. 

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In case a component fails to function effectively, it is removed from the aircraft and replaced by a fully functional component. This removed component is then repaired after analyzing the reason of the malfunction and replacing those internal parts. These components are disassembled, repaired, cleaned, inspected, reassembled, tested, and finally returned to service. These procedures are completed in accordance with the component maintenance manual (CMM).