What to Expect When Working With Us?
At Capital Wings, our goal is to make aircraft maintenance easy, reliable, and professional from start to finish. We’re here to help you keep your airplane in top airworthy condition, whether you need a routine oil change, brake pad replacement, or a full annual inspection. Our team of FAA-certified A&P mechanics and IA work under strict FAA regulations to provide the highest standard of safety and service.
We pride ourselves on being approachable and easy to work with. You can contact us anytime via phone, email, or online chat to schedule your first consultation and a tour of our facility. Our office team will coordinate a time that fits your schedule, and if your aircraft is based at a different airport, we can even arrange pickup and transport to our shop
Our labor rate is $99 per hour, and we accept a variety of payment methods including cash, check, Zelle, and credit cards (please note that card fees may apply). We also maintain a large parts inventory on-site, which helps us reduce downtime and speed up turnaround—so you can get back in the air faster.
Routine Maintenance
At our maintenance facility, we’re here to help aircraft owners keep their planes in safe, airworthy condition through every stage of ownership. Whether it's a simple oil change, replacing brake pads, or completing a full annual inspection, no task is too small or too complex for our team. Our professional staff includes experienced, FAA-certified A&P mechanics and Inspectors Authorized (IA), all working under strict FAA regulations to ensure every job is done right. We are committed to providing the highest quality service, prioritizing both safety and reliability every step of the way.
Annual Inspections
Annual inspections are a critical part of keeping your aircraft safe and airworthy. At Capital Wings, we follow all FAA documentation and inspection requirements to ensure your airplane is thoroughly checked and ready for another year of safe flying. Our experienced A&P mechanics and IA take the time to inspect every detail, giving you peace of mind that your aircraft is in top condition. We highly recommend scheduling your annual inspection in advance to avoid last-minute stress and ensure your aircraft stays on schedule. Planning ahead helps us better serve you and keeps your flying season running smoothly.
Pre-Buy Inspections
Buying an aircraft is a big investment, and a thorough pre-buy inspection is one of the smartest steps you can take. At Capital Wings, we offer comprehensive pre-buy inspections and can travel to wherever your potential aircraft is located. Our experienced, FAA-certified team will carefully evaluate the aircraft’s condition, maintenance history, and overall airworthiness so you know exactly what you're getting into.
We understand that a poor inspection—or worse, skipping one—can lead to costly surprises down the road. On the other hand, a detailed and honest inspection can give you confidence in your purchase and even serve as a valuable tool in your negotiations. Our goal is to protect your investment and help you make an informed, stress-free decision.
Owner Assist Programs
At Capital Wings, we proudly offer Owner Assist Maintenance—an opportunity for aircraft owners to be directly involved in the maintenance of their plane under the supervision of our FAA-certified A&P mechanics. This hands-on approach not only helps reduce labor costs, but also gives you a deeper understanding of your aircraft’s systems, condition, and care needs.
We highly encourage owner participation during maintenance tasks, as it builds confidence, knowledge, and a stronger connection with your airplane. Whether you're helping with an oil change, inspection items, or minor repairs, our team will guide you through the process while ensuring everything is completed to FAA standards. It's a great way to stay engaged and empowered as an aircraft owner.
General Aviation Aircraft We Service
We specialize in maintaining and inspecting a variety of general aviation aircraft, including popular models from Cessna, Piper, Beechcraft, Cirrus, and light twin-engine aircraft like the Seneca. Not sure if your aircraft qualifies? Contact us—we’re happy to help.