Regent Aerospace: California-Based Aircraft Interior Repair Station with $142.9M Revenue
Why It MattersA repair station of this scale sustaining cabin-interior work across seating, galleys, lavatories and IFE systems shows how specialized MRO segments can operate profitably outside airframe or engine overhaul.
What happened
Regent Aerospace, founded in 1993 and headquartered at 28110 Harrison Pkwy in Valencia, California, operates as a repair station specializing in aircraft interiors. The company reports annual revenue of $142.9 million and employs between 501 and 1,000 staff.
Its services cover seating, galleys, lavatories, sidewalls, ceiling panels, PSU panels, overhead bins, in-flight entertainment (IFE) systems, inserts, ULD, and carts. The company can be reached at (661) 257-3000 and operates across the aerospace and defense, manufacturing, and repair services sectors.
Industry impact & what to watch
Cabin-interior repair sits apart from heavy structural or engine MRO, covering components like galleys, lavatories, seating and IFE systems that require their own certifications, parts sourcing and turnaround discipline. A company sustaining $142.9 million in revenue with a workforce in the 501-to-1,000 range across this niche points to steady demand for interior refurbishment and repair work tied to cabin refresh cycles and interior-component wear.
Whether that revenue and headcount reflect growth, contraction or a steady state against prior periods is not established here. Any future disclosure of year-over-year figures, new facility investment, or expanded service lines would be the next indicator of whether this segment is scaling or holding steady.
