Every pilot knows that a dirty airplane windshield is more than just unsightly – it’s downright dangerous. Glare and haze reduce visibility, putting both you and your passengers at risk. Many general aviation aircraft windows... Read More
The Learjet 31 windshield has been reintroduced. Lee Aerospace is committed to customer satisfaction, which includes designing our windows to better meet the needs of our customers. Improving optics by minimizing laminate layers has resulted... Read More
(L to R) Brandie McPherson, KMC; Joe Pennington, Stevenson Company; Jeff Broomhead, Lee Aerospace; Jeff Hess, APEX Stages; Aidyn Medina-Lopez, Ronawk; and Jennifer Wold, FORVIS. The CoolView Aircraft Window built by Lee Aerospace in Wichita... Read More
The Learjet 55 and 60 windshields are the latest FAA-approved aftermarket offering available at Lee Aerospace. This addition is exciting news, especially for the Learjet 60 owners, whose windshields have been in high demand due... Read More
Peregrine and Lee Aerospace have once again joined forces to deliver Aviation Clean Air (ACA) system installation data and Supplemental Type Certificates (STC’s) for the Challenger 600 Series of aircraft. The ACA pathogen disinfection technology... Read More
Wichita, KS – May 25, 2021 – Curiosity and good business acumen has once again positioned Jim Lee, owner of Lee Aerospace, to diversify the company’s portfolio – this time advancing into the digital space.... Read More
James Edwards joined Lee Aerospace in 2014, a critical juncture in the company’s history. Owner Jim Lee had re-acquired the company after selling it to the Triumph Group in 1999. Transitioning was a challenging but... Read More
As a long-standing business partner with Cessna, Lee Aerospace was excited when they approached us in 2020 to be involved in the upgrades they were doing on the Citation. When we discovered they wanted skylights... Read More
Wichita, KS – January 21, 2021 – With the start of the New Year, Lee Aerospace is once again expanding its Hawker 125 Series with the left and right-hand side cockpit B panel windows. This... Read More
