MacBook Air (2013 - 2017) Repairs
Book MacBook Air (2013 - 2017) repairs online, including model numbers A1465, A1466, A1237 and A1304. We handle display assembly, battery, keyboard, macos install or upgrade and 512gb storage upgrade repairs, with clear online prices, at our Edinburgh repair centre and through our UK mail-in service.
Mac repairs are inspected before work begins, and we will contact you before proceeding if liquid damage, board faults or multiple failures change the repair route.
SimplyFixIt has repaired Macs in Edinburgh since 1996 and remains independent by choice for out-of-warranty Apple repairs.
What's wrong with your MacBook Air (2013 - 2017)?
Choose the repair you need. If there is more than one screen option, the guide below explains the difference before you choose.
- Repair warranty on fitted parts
- UK mail-in repair available
- Repair centre in Edinburgh
- Hardware repairs do not normally require access to your personal data
- Final testing before collection or return
- Typical turnaround: usually 2-5 working days after inspection, depending on parts
Display Assembly Repair
Third-party part£199.00
A lower-cost third-party complete display assembly. This replaces the whole top lid, including the aluminium backing.
Typical turnaround: confirmed after inspection and parts availability
Battery Replacement
£99.00
For short battery life, service battery messages, swelling, unexpected shutdowns or a device that only works when plugged in.
Typical turnaround: confirmed after inspection and parts availability
macOS Install or Upgrade
£99.00
For Macs that need macOS reinstalled, upgraded or prepared for use.
Typical turnaround: confirmed after inspection and parts availability
Diagnostics
Not sure?£99.00
Choose diagnostics if you are not sure what is wrong. We will inspect the device and report back before any further paid repair.
Typical turnaround: confirmed after inspection and parts availability
Keyboard Repair
£149.00
For Mac keys that stick, repeat, fail to type or have liquid damage.
Typical turnaround: confirmed after inspection and parts availability
512GB Storage Upgrade
£199.00
For compatible Macs where you want more internal storage.
Typical turnaround: confirmed after inspection and parts availability
1TB Storage Upgrade
£249.00
For compatible Macs where you want a larger internal storage upgrade.
Typical turnaround: confirmed after inspection and parts availability
Common MacBook Air (2013 - 2017) problems we repair
These are the faults we most often see on the MacBook Air (2013 - 2017) before choosing the correct repair route.
- Cracked display glass, lines, flickering or black areas
- Battery service warnings, short battery life or swelling
- Keyboard, trackpad or charging faults
- Liquid damage or intermittent power problems
- macOS faults where hardware and software both need checking
MacBook Air (2013 - 2017) repair questions
Do you need my passcode?
We only need access where testing the repaired function requires it. If we need anything beyond normal hardware testing, we will explain why.
Can I use mail-in repair?
Yes. You can book online and send your MacBook Air (2013 - 2017) to SimplyFixIt from anywhere in the UK.
About this model
Check this is your device
MacBook Air (2013 - 2017) repairs on this page cover the following Apple model details.
- Apple model numbers
- A1465, A1466, A1237, A1304
- Model identifiers
- 11-inch MacBook Air (Early 2015), 11-inch MacBook Air Mid 2013/Early 2014, 13-inch MacBook Air (Early 2015), 13-inch MacBook Air 2017, 13-inch MacBook Air Mid 2013/Early 2014, MacBookAir1,1, MacBookAir2,1, MacBookAir5,1, MacBookAir5,2, MacBookAir6,1, MacBookAir6,2, MacBookAir7,1, MacBookAir7,2
- EMC numbers
- 2924, 2631, 2925, 3178, 2632
- Apple IDs
- MacBook Air 7,1; MacBook Air 6,1; MacBook Air 7,2; MacBook Air 6,2; MacBookAir1,1; MacBookAir2,1; MacBookAir5,1; MacBookAir5,2; MacBookAir6,1; MacBookAir6,2; MacBookAir7,1; MacBookAir7,2
You can usually find the A-number in the small print on the device casing.
Technical specifications
These details help match searches for Apple model names, A-numbers and technical descriptions.
- Device
- MacBook Air (11-inch, Early 2014), MacBook Air (11-inch, Early 2015), MacBook Air (11-inch, Mid 2012), MacBook Air (11-inch, Mid 2013), MacBook Air (13-inch, 2017), MacBook Air (13-inch, Early 2014), MacBook Air (13-inch, Early 2015), MacBook Air (13-inch, Mid 2012), MacBook Air (13-inch, Mid 2013), MacBook Air (Early 2008), MacBook Air (Late 2008), MacBook Air (Mid 2009)
- Released
- 2012
- Colours
- Silver
The MacBook Air, a series of laptops meticulously crafted by Apple, first entered production in 2008 and swiftly became renowned for its slim and lightweight design. The non-retina versions of the MacBook Air, spanning models up to 2017, embody a prime example of Apple's dedication to form, function, and style, in addition to offering excellent value for money.
Upon its debut in 2008, the MacBook Air was presented as a premium ultraportable solution, setting a new standard in the laptop market. Its 13.3-inch screen was complemented by a full-size keyboard, creating an optimal balance between portability and functionality. Furthermore, the MacBook Air was marketed as the world's thinnest notebook, introducing what would come to be known as the ultrabook family.
The MacBook Air's design was particularly innovative, given that it omitted an optical disc drive, a feature commonplace in laptops of the era. Additionally, it sported fewer ports than was typical, demonstrating Apple's pioneering stance on minimalism and portability. The use of a machined aluminium case only enhanced the MacBook Air's sleek aesthetic and sturdy build, reinforcing its high-end appeal.
In 2010, Apple introduced a significant redesign of the MacBook Air. A tapered chassis was introduced, along with the addition of a smaller, 11.6-inch model to the lineup. Solid-state storage was made standard across the MacBook Air range, bringing the benefits of increased reliability, speed, and shock resistance. Further revisions introduced Intel Core i5 and i7 processors, enhancing the MacBook Air's performance, while the addition of Thunderbolt connectivity increased data transfer speeds.
However, it was during this era that the MacBook Air truly carved its niche, offering a more affordable yet feature-rich alternative to the MacBook Pro. Its competitive pricing established it as Apple's entry-level notebook, a position it maintained until the discontinuation of the non-retina versions in 2017. For those seeking a balance of performance, portability, and value, the non-retina MacBook Air remains a viable choice.