BAC Earns Better Business Bureau Accreditation A Commitment to Trust, Transparency, and Customer Service in Aviation Supply Business Aircraft Consumables (BAC) is proud to announce that we have earned accreditation from the Better Business Bureau (BBB), an important milestone that reinforces our ongoing commitment to honest business practices, customer satisfaction, and dependable service. For aviation maintenance professionals, MRO facilities, aircraft operators, and aerospace businesses, having a reliable supply partner matters. Our custo … read more 2026/11/06 KP
E-Z Mix 70008 Cup Discontinued – 70007 Replacement Product Change Alert: E-Z Mix Mixing Cups & Lids E-Z Mix has discontinued its 8 oz. plastic mixing cups and matching lids. 70008 – 8 oz. Plastic Cup → Replaced by 70007 – 7 oz. Plastic Cup 70008L – Lid for 70008 → Replaced by 70007L – Lid for 70007 The new 7 oz. cups and lids are the direct replacements for the discontinued products and are available from Business Aircraft Consumables. If you have questions about this product change or need help findin … read more 2026/08/27 KP
Aircraft Maintenance Disposable Glove Guide: How to Choose Disposable gloves are an important part of personal protective equipment (PPE) in aircraft maintenance. Aircraft technicians routinely work with hydraulic fluids, lubricants, fuels, solvents, cleaners, sealants, adhesives and other chemicals that can come into contact with the skin. The right glove can also help prevent fingerprints, oils, dirt and other contaminants from being transferred to aircraft components and finished surfaces. Latex and nitrile gloves are two of the most common dis … read more 2026/08/18 KP
PPG Fuel Tank Sealants Explained: PR1422 vs. PR1440 vs. P/S 890 PPG PR1422 vs. PR1440 vs. P/S 890: Which Aircraft Fuel Tank Sealant Should You Use? Choosing the correct aircraft fuel tank sealant isn't always straightforward. Three of the most common products specified throughout the aerospace industry are PPG PR1422, PPG PR1440, and PPG P/S 890. At first glance, they appear nearly identical—they're all two-part polysulfide sealants designed for integral fuel tanks, they're all available in multiple application classes and work lives, and they all prov … read more 2026/08/06 KP
PPG PR1422 vs. PR1440: What's the Difference? PPG PR1422 vs. PR1440: What's the Difference Between AMS-S-8802 Type I and Type II Aircraft Fuel Tank Sealants? Aircraft fuel tank sealants are often identified by specifications such as AMS-S-8802 Type I or AMS-S-8802 Type II, but many aircraft maintenance technicians are unsure what these designations actually mean. Since both types are qualified under the same aerospace specification and offer similar sealing performance, it's easy to assume they're interchangeable. In reality, the "Type" des … read more 2026/08/04 KP
