WAIR

Wesco Aircraft Holdings Inc

A global distributor of small aircraft parts — fasteners, bearings, seals, and chemicals — and a supply-chain manager for airlines, manufacturers, and defense contractors, keeping planes built and flying. It started in 1953 when Jack Snyder opened a scrap-metal and hardware business, and the "Wesco" name simply nods to its West Coast roots. Jack's son Randy took over in 1977 and steered the company toward aviation, and in 2020 it merged with Britain's Pattonair and rebranded as Incora.

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