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Electric Fuel Transfer Pump for Vintage Aircraft Introduced

By General Aviation News Staff · April 1, 2026 · 1 Comment

Alpha Aviation has introduced an FAA-PMA Electric Fuel Transfer Pump designed to replace original pumps in vintage Grumman and Piper aircraft.

This replacement pump complies with FAA Advisory Circular AC 23-27, which outlines guidance on parts and materials substitution for vintage aircraft.

Eligible aircraft include:

Designed as a plug-and-play solution, the pump integrates with existing fuel systems, simplifying installation and ensuring consistent, dependable fuel transfer, according to company officials.

“At Alpha Aviation, we understand the unique challenges of maintaining vintage aircraft,” said Paula Deml, Vice President. “Our Electric Fuel Transfer Pump Substitution provides a reliable option that supports the longevity and safety of these classic planes.”

Price: $285.

For more information: AlphaAviation.com

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  1. Boogie says

    April 1, 2026 at 9:45 am

    $285 breakdown: $55 for the pump, $230 for the paperwork. 😂

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