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Aircraft & engine parts
Aircraft lighting
Landing, taxi, nav, strobe, and interior lamps — search the lamp or assembly number first.
8 owned part identities in this path
Subcategories
Browse aircraft lighting
See and be seen
Exterior and interior lighting, identified by lamp number.
Landing and taxi lamps, navigation and strobe assemblies, and cabin or panel lamps belong on the work order as a manufacturer part number — not a generic “light bulb.” Browse this department, then open the exact PN. Observations are not a lighting STC or a wattage certificate.
Drop-in vs. assembly
Know whether you need the lamp, the fixture, or the power supply.
Many lighting RFQs fail because the lamp number was ordered when the assembly changed, or the reverse. Keep voltage, base type, and LED vs incandescent on the request. Fit stays with your maintenance data.
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Frequently asked questions
What lighting parts are listed?
Landing, taxi, navigation, strobe, and interior/panel lamps and assemblies when the observation sits on this path. Search the lamp or Whelen/Wamco-style manufacturer number rather than “landing light.”
Can I mix LED and incandescent in the same position?
Only when the maintenance data and any required alteration coverage allow it. The catalog will not decide that for you.
How do I pick the correct part?
Start with the manufacturer part number from the illustrated parts catalog or maintenance manual. If an NSN is listed, search that next. Confirm finish, dash number, and engine or airframe applicability before opening an RFQ.
Are these listings in stock or certified?
No. Category pages show PartsPerk-owned observations for sourcing review. Stock, price, trace, and airworthiness stay off the page until a separate publication review.
PartsPerk catalog pages show PartsPerk-owned observations only. They are not live stock, not certification, and not OEM affiliation. Exact PN/NSN identity is for sourcing review; publication and sellability require separate approval.
