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Family owned Transport Canada/EASA approved aircraft engine overhaul shop established since 1980 in Canada. Lycoming engines, Contientnal Engines, Parts....
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I have used Aéro-Atelier for overhauls of 6 engines so far, I always have had excellent service. Certainly the best engine overhaul shop in Québec, and probably one of the best in Canada.
Aero Atelier C.M. inc. is simply the best Aircraft Engine Repair and Overhaul Shop in Canada. Located between Québec City and Montréal, their facility is on the Lac-à-la-Tortue (CSL3) airport and right next to the Lac-à-la-Tortue water aerodrome (CSU7). Feel free to call them for advice, or to purchase your aircraft engine parts, their prices are unbeatable and their service is unbeatable.
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