ABOUT
About UISSW
UISSW is an independent aviation parts trading company built around controlled procurement, documented traceability, and defined compliance boundaries.
We operate as a lean, documentation-first trading entity. No inventory held. Every transaction structured around verified records and explicit acceptance criteria.
Registered in Ajman Free Zone, United Arab Emirates. Operating internationally across Africa, the United States, and Europe.
PURPOSE
Why UISSW Was Established
Aviation parts trading often prioritises speed and price. Documentation problems surface later, during receiving, inspection, or audit. UISSW was established to change that sequence.
We built a trading structure where documentation screening and traceability verification happen before options are presented — not after commitment. This protects procurement teams from avoidable rejects, reduces rework, and supports audit-ready supply chains.
The company operates from Ajman Free Zone, UAE, with international reach across Africa, the United States, and Europe. Founded in December 2025.
- Reduce friction between operators and vetted suppliers
- Standardise documentation before parts move
- Prioritise traceability over speed alone
- Operate within defined compliance boundaries across jurisdictions
LEADERSHIP
Who runs UISSW
Stella Werheid
Managing Director
Stella Werheid is the Managing Director and named contact for all UISSW commercial and operational matters. All RFQ responses, quotations, and formal correspondence are issued under her directorship.
aviation@uissw.comLEGAL ENTITY
UISSW Free Zone Establishment
Ajman Free Zone, United Arab Emirates
Limited Liability
Founded December 2025
Operating internationally. Primary reach across Africa, the United States, and Europe. All transactions conducted within defined compliance and export control boundaries.
REACH
Markets we support
UISSW operates internationally, with primary reach across Africa, the United States, and Europe. All transactions are structured around defined documentation expectations and compliance boundaries.
Africa
Airlines, MROs, and government aviation entities across the African continent where cross-border readiness and export-ready documentation packs are often required.
United States
Commercial operators, leasing companies, and MROs operating under FAA regulatory frameworks where FAA 8130-3 and defined traceability standards apply.
Europe
Airlines, CAMOs, and regulated procurement environments operating under EASA frameworks where Form 1 release documentation and configuration discipline are expected.
NEXT STEP
Start a structured enquiry
Submit an RFQ with defined requirements and documentation expectations. We respond with structured options, or a clear decline when requirements cannot be met.
Include in your RFQ:
- Part number and description
- Quantity and required condition
- Required documentation and traceability
- Target need-by date and delivery term
- Configuration status where applicable
Documentation expectations must be defined before commitment.
Submit an RFQNot ready? Email aviation@uissw.com