Canadian company BRC Aircraft has purchased most, if not all, of the parts inventory recently auctioned off after a court-ordered sale stemming from non-payment of rent by Murphy Aircraft Manufacturing Company (as we reported two weeks ago).
According to a newly created website branding itself as “Murphy Air” and using a slightly modified url (www.murphyair.ca instead of the now defunct www.murphyair.com), interested parties must register with the new “Murphy Air” before parts inquiries will be responded to.
“BRC has acquired a remaining inventory of Murphy aircraft parts,” according to an announcement on the new website. “This does not include the complete original aircraft designs or rights to manufacture aircraft under the Murphy brand.”
BRC, previously based in Abbotsford, British Columbia, is now based in Claresholm, Alberta.
“Our goal is to help preserve access to parts, retain valuable technical knowledge and support future development,” said Zrinko Amerl, BRC’s CEO. Amerl was an employee of Murphy Aircraft before Daryl Murphy sold the company.
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