Built on Success
Quality. Service. Performance.
With over half a century of experience in the defense industry, we are proud to manufacture machined parts of aerospace systems that serve throughout the world.
We have a track record for quality and timely delivery to our customers. Our agility, quick turn around times and deep knowledge of the end product – the aircraft – makes us valuable partners to defense prime contractors.
Our focus on security compliance establishes risk-based controls to protect the integrity, confidentiality, and accessibility of our project and our client’s information.
Our recent certification in AS9100:2016 gives us the opportunity to get out in front of any areas that may cause issues in our operations. The hard work of our team to achieve this rating speaks volumes of their resolve to get the job right every time.
— Seanair AS9100 liaison Paul S. Trzcinski.
2020
Seanair acquired by Broadtree Partners to enhance operations efficiency and expand value to the aerospace defense industry
2020
2019
One of the first suppliers certified to the new AS9100 Revision “D” Standard by Det Norske Veritas Certification of Houston, TX.2019
2011-2018
“Recognition of Excellence” Award from Lockheed Martin Corporation to acknowledge 100% on time delivery and 100% product quality.2011-2018
1980
New machining centers bring new success and Dorothy Abel, Co-Founder with her late-husband, elists the help of her daughter, Laura and Laura’s husband, Thomas Nawrocki who ultimately grew the company to 22 modern machining centers.1980
1979
Dorothy Abel chooses to continue the family business after Walter passed away. Under her leadership, Seaniar, a sole woman owned business, purchased its first CNC machining centers.1979
1968
Seanair manufactured parts for the Lunar Module – those parts sit on the moon to this day!
1968
1967
Received a Project Sterling Award from Grumman Corporation as a valuable contributor tot he A-6, EA-6B, E-2C, C-2A, and F-14 programs.1967
1960
The Abels moved Seanair to a 2500 sq. ft. facility in Farmingdale, NY. This location remains the current site of Seanair, a facility that occupies 31,250 sq. ft. today.1960