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This is the first issue of a new weekly series: a look at the real demand side of the aircraft parts market. Every request below is a live RFQ published on the Aviatrading marketplace — anonymized (no buyer identities), but real: real part numbers, real quantities, real deadlines behind them. If you hold matching stock, every line is a deal waiting for a quote.

Condition codes: NE — new, OH — overhauled, SV — serviceable, RP — repaired, FN — factory new, NS — new surplus.

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What buyers were sourcing this week

Part number Item Platform Cond. Qty
5014198 Brakes Falcon 900EX OH 1
3F1211G TCU Falcon 900EX NE/OH/RP 1
F7XC301910011A7 Valve Falcon 900EX NE 2
MMP7089-127-1 Diode 737 / A320 NE 2
SXA-389 Op-amp 737 / A320 NE 2
7206339-13 Diaphragm 737 / A320 NE 5
3884736-1 Ball bearing A320 NE 10
3860865-2 Ring roller bearing A320 NE 6
3860533-1 Ball bearing A320 NE 4
1908000002 Ball bearing, rear Bombardier NE 1
246120 Armature Bombardier NE 1
9550168770 Igniter Arriel (helicopter) NE 6
0292862200 HMU, Arriel 2D Helicopter NE/OH/SV 1
C907-1 Yoke Robinson R44 NE/FN 1
746A0000-06 TAPRV, ATA 21 — OH/NE 1
20790-02AC Outflow valve, ATA 21 — OH/NE 1

Reading the week

Three patterns stand out. First, a Falcon 900EX support package — brakes, a TCU and valves requested together, the classic signature of a business jet coming out of a maintenance input with open findings. Second, a wave of A320 accessory bearings: three A320 bearing part numbers plus a Bombardier rear ball bearing, in quantities from 1 to 10 — somebody is building rotable stock, and every one of those lines is open to quotes. Third, rotorcraft demand keeps coming: Arriel igniters and an Arriel 2D HMU alongside a Robinson R44 yoke, a reminder that helicopter operators source through the same channels as fixed-wing fleets.

Condition-wise, the week skews heavily to new — buyers on these lines want NE tags first and accept overhauled as a fallback on the higher-value units. An ATA 21 air-conditioning campaign (TAPRV and outflow valve requested together) rounds out the picture: one operator working through an environmental-system refurbishment, line by line.

Hold matching stock?

Every part number above links to the live request. Quoting takes minutes: open the RFQ, register as a seller if you have not yet, and respond directly — the buyer sees your quote, your trace documentation and your lead time. New requests appear daily; you can watch them arrive in real time in the Aviatrading Telegram channel or browse the full list of open RFQs.

Next issue — same time next week. For the sourcing side of the equation, start with our guides on AOG sourcing in Africa and payment protection in cross-border parts deals.

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