WHITE'S AIRCRAFT SALVAGE AND PARTS, LLC

WHITE’S AIRCRAFT SALVAGE AND PARTS, LLC specializes in the disassembly, preparation, and relocation of military aircraft components, with demonstrated expertise in handling complex aerospace assets such as the C-130H Hercules. Their core capabilities include precision removal, packaging, and secure shipping of mission-critical parts from airframe structures, ensuring compliance with defense logistics standards for hazardous materials, avionics, and structural components. The contractor possesses technical proficiency in aircraft demilitarization procedures, logistics sequencing for heavy equipment transport, and adherence to DoD preservation and packaging protocols. Key differentiators include hands-on experience with large-scale airframe deconstruction, familiarity with military aircraft systems architecture, and the ability to execute time-sensitive relocation operations under strict security and accountability requirements. The company has delivered services exclusively for the Department of Defense, specifically supporting aircraft retirement and asset redistribution programs. Their work involves end-to-end logistics for decommissioned platforms, from ground preparation and component extraction to secure freight movement, aligning with Defense Logistics Agency and Air Force Materiel Command requirements for asset accountability and environmental compliance. Their primary industry focus is specialized long-haul freight transport under NAICS 484230, applied uniquely to defense aviation assets rather than commercial cargo. This positions them as a niche provider within the defense logistics supply chain, bridging aircraft salvage operations with heavy-haul transportation. They serve a specialized vertical in military aircraft lifecycle management, particularly in the post-service phase of airframes. WHITE’S AIRCRAFT SALVAGE AND PARTS, LLC is a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Salisbury, Maryland. While no formal government certifications are listed, their operational model reflects deep familiarity with DoD technical and regulatory frameworks. Their geographic presence supports East Coast defense logistics networks, enabling rapid response to military base relocation and aircraft retirement initiatives.