MacBook Air 13-inch, 2017 Data Recovery
A1466 · MacBookAir7,2 – removable storage. We recover data from this exact model.
A1466 · MacBookAir7,2 – removable storage. We recover data from this exact model.
The MacBook Air 13-inch, 2017 (model number A1466, identifier MacBookAir7,2) uses an Intel Core i5/i7 (5th generation, Broadwell) and stores your data on apple blade SSD (PCIe). The storage can be removed, which usually makes recovery straightforward.
Data Doctor recovers data from the MacBook Air 13-inch, 2017 at our London lab, whether it won’t start, has been damaged by liquid or has lost files after an update.
| Model | MacBook Air 13-inch, 2017 |
|---|---|
| Model number | A1466 |
| Model identifier | MacBookAir7,2 |
| Apple part numbers | MQD32xx/A, MQD42xx/A, MQD52xx/A |
| Processor | Intel Core i5/i7 (5th generation, Broadwell) |
| Storage | Apple blade SSD (PCIe) |
| Encryption | None (unless FileVault was turned on) |
xx in the part number is the country code – UK models end in B/A (for example MQD32B/A). The model number is printed on the underside of the Mac. See the Apple tech specs for this model.
This model’s storage can be removed. We take the drive out and connect it to our own recovery equipment, so the data can be recovered even if the Mac itself is dead or liquid-damaged. Failed SSDs and hard drives are repaired first – blade SSD firmware and board faults, or hard drive heads in our clean room.
Select your Mac to see models, part numbers, common faults and how we recover it.
Usually, yes. The storage on this model can be removed and read directly on our equipment, even if the Mac itself is dead.
Look for A1466 in the small print on the underside of the Mac, or choose About This Mac and check the name reads MacBook Air 13-inch (13-inch, 2017). The model identifier is MacBookAir7,2.
Deleted files start at £99 + VAT. SSD firmware or board repairs cost £450 to £650 + VAT. The initial consultation is free.