One RFQ reaches a broker's private supplier network.Built for purchasing managers, buyers and stores managers at airlines and MROs, worldwide.

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A real person answers every RFQ the same business day.

See a sample RFQ

Northstar is a plain, fast web desk. You write one RFQ with the part number, condition, quantity, required paperwork, and whether it is AOG or routine. It takes under a minute, and there is no account to make first.

An aircraft main landing gear strut assembly with brake disc and hydraulic lines, on white

The networkUnlisted parts included.

Your RFQ goes to a working broker's private supplier network, including parts that are not listed anywhere you can search. A real person reads it and answers the same business day, whether it is routine or AOG.

BuyersMade for the daily sourcing run.

  • Purchasing managers, buyers and stores managers at airlines and MROs, worldwide.
  • You source parts every day, so the desk is one short form, not a project.
  • You carry a backlog of open requirements. Each one becomes a single RFQ.
  • And when the AOG call comes, the RFQ has a place to say so.
A stores manager in a grey work jacket reading a tablet between shelves of boxed aircraft parts
RFQ desk
Sample

New RFQ

Part numberConditionQuantityPaperworkAOG or routine

3 lines on this sample RFQ

  • PN 3-1428-3

    AOG

    Main wheel assembly

    Overhauled · Qty 2 · EASA Form 1

  • PN 60B92-4

    Routine

    Fuel boost pump

    Serviceable · Qty 1 · FAA 8130-3

  • PN 2-3520-117

    Routine

    Cabin pressure controller

    New · Qty 4 · Certificate of conformity

RFQPrivate supplier networkRead by a person

Sample RFQ. The parts shown are made up to illustrate the desk.

How it worksThree steps, no account.

  • Write one RFQ in under a minute. There is no account.
  • It goes out to the broker’s private supplier network, unlisted parts included.
  • A real person answers it the same business day.

The RFQFive facts, in under a minute.

  • Part number, as it appears on your open requirement.
  • Condition you can accept.
  • Quantity you need.
  • Paperwork the part must arrive with.
  • AOG or routine, so the person reading it knows which.
A hydraulic aircraft actuator on a grey workbench with a blank paper tag tied to it
A passenger jet's nose and cockpit on a wet apron at dusk, nose lights on

When it's AOG, send one RFQ.