BAS Part Sales expands NBAA-BACE 2026 presence

BAS Part Sales will return to NBAA-BACE in Las Vegas on Oct. 20-22 with a larger booth and a broader pitch around business aviation parts sourcing, Core Exchange and inventory acquisition. The move follows the company’s 2025 debut and comes as BAS aims to deepen relationships with MROs, operators and suppliers.

Why it matters: - BAS Part Sales is using NBAA-BACE 2026 to push a faster, more transparent model for sourcing aircraft parts in business aviation. - The company is targeting maintenance teams and fleet operators that need to reduce downtime, uncertainty and sourcing delays. - BAS is also trying to turn booth traffic into longer-term buying, selling and partnership opportunities across the aviation supply chain.

What happened: - BAS Part Sales said it will return to the 2026 NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition with a larger presence. - NBAA-BACE 2026 is set for Oct. 20-22 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, West Hall, in Las Vegas. - The company plans to focus on business aviation parts sourcing, Core Exchange, inventory acquisition and industry partnerships. - BAS invites attendees to meet the team at Booth 4129 near the main show entrance corridor.

The details: - BAS Part Sales serves aircraft owners, operators, repair stations, MROs, overhaul shops, fleet managers and maintenance teams worldwide. - The company’s operating model centers on visible inventory, published pricing, actual-unit photos, traceability information where documented, secure online checkout and fast fulfillment. - BAS launched its Core Exchange Program in 2026 to give customers clearer online access to eligible exchange components. - The Core Exchange Program includes visible inventory, published pricing, high-resolution photos of actual units, online purchasing, fast shipping and defined core return terms. - BAS said the 2025 NBAA-BACE appearance created new relationships, boosted visibility in business aviation and opened broader opportunities in parts sales, aircraft acquisition and collaboration. - The company is headquartered in Greeley, Colorado, with multi-state operations in Colorado and Missouri, including BAS Kansas City in Bates City, Missouri. - BAS supports general aviation and business jet fleets through aircraft parts sales, aircraft acquisition, component recovery, global fulfillment and Core Exchange. - The company’s model includes acquiring aircraft that are no longer practical to return to service, disassembling them and converting usable components into ready-to-ship inventory. - BAS says its online platform gives buyers price, photos, condition details, documentation where available and return eligibility before purchase. - The company is also seeking meetings with MROs, repair stations, overhaul shops, component shops, fleet managers, operators, suppliers and organizations with aircraft, inventories or cores to sell. - BAS says it is inviting attendees to discuss parts sourcing, aircraft and inventory acquisition, exchange opportunities and maintenance support. - BAS will also use the event to discuss potential partnerships across the maintenance and aviation supply chain. - The company’s website is More information, and its LinkedIn page is BAS Part Sales on LinkedIn.

Between the lines: - BAS is leaning into a market pitch built around speed, visibility and fewer back-and-forth steps in procurement. - The company’s expansion at NBAA-BACE suggests it sees business aviation as a bigger growth lane than a one-off trade show opportunity. - McJenkin’s comments frame the company’s 2025 debut as validation that demand exists for a more streamlined parts marketplace. - The broader booth strategy also signals BAS wants to be viewed not just as a seller, but as a sourcing and exchange partner.

What's next: - BAS will spend NBAA-BACE 2026 meeting prospective customers, sourcing partners and sellers at Booth 4129. - The company is expected to promote Core Exchange, aircraft acquisition and its online parts platform as the event approaches. - BAS will likely use the show to build on turbine business growth and convert new contacts into ongoing relationships.

The bottom line: - BAS Part Sales is doubling down on NBAA-BACE as a key sales and relationship-building event while broadening its role in business aviation parts sourcing.