Boeing announced an extension of an exclusive distribution agreement for Piper Aircraft aftermarket parts, solidifying their longstanding partnership. The new agreement, announced at EAA AirVenture, marks a significant milestone in their collaboration, combining Boeing's robust distribution capabilities with Piper's cutting-edge technologies.

"We are dedicated to delivering high-quality aftermarket parts and services to our customers,” said Travis Sullivan, vice president and general manager, Boeing Distribution. “This agreement recognizes the unmatched scale and agile support we are able to offer to the aviation industry."

With a history of 20 years working together, Boeing and Piper have established a strong relationship built on trust and mutual success. Boeing currently holds a substantial inventory of Piper parts with a 98% fill rate for forecasted parts. The partnership leverages Boeing’s global distribution network and extends across the Piper Global Service network, ensuring aviation components and parts are available when and where customers need them.

"We are thrilled to grow this partnership with Boeing. This agreement underscores Piper Aircraft's commitment to delivering exceptional quality and service in the aviation industry," said Ron Gunnarson, vice president of Sales, Marketing & Customer Support at Piper Aircraft.

Boeing’s diverse and expansive portfolio includes more than 15 million parts, chemicals, services and integrated solutions that reduce cost, risk and complexity through a global network with localized, agile support. Boeing supports defense, commercial, rotorcraft and business and general aviation customers with production and aftermarket needs, and provides 24/7 e-commerce access via shop.boeing.com.