Exacta Aerospace, Inc.

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Exacta provides machined part components, sheet metal details, kits and assemblies to leading aviation manufacturers. Exacta Aerospace, Inc., established in 1978 and located in the aerospace manufacturing hub of Wichita, Kansas, is a trusted company, poised for even greater growth.

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