Part number for LCD on Macbook Air 11 mid 2013?

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We don't have that information.

You could try looking online for various examples of sources; parts and also part/labor.

powerbookmedic.com can be helpul to identify parts (and entire macs by serial #)

also some of these could fix most defects ~ if entire unit were sent for repair.

Be sure your search includes your exact build, & see what yours is, via lookup:

• Mac Serial Number Info - Lookup your Apple Serial Number | powerbookmedic

Another offers helpful site with information; some are beyond neophyte repairers

while probably better suited for DIY technically adept persons who like to do stuff.

MacBook Air 11" Mid 2013 Display Assembly Replacement instruction | ifixit

Some sources suggest used/good display parts run $300 +up -but- had NO stock.

Most of these sites offer part numbers; mid 2013 to 2015; MB/Air 11-inch.

Macbook Air (11-inch Mid 2013) A1465 Parts | macpartsonline

Some need identification of exactly which Mid 2013 MacBook/Air 11-inch you have.

Details such as processor CPU specification; and some connectors may differ, too.

There is a possibility display specs may vary ~ with GPU specs, and CPUs vary.

You may have to check 'taken apart' tested good MB/Air displays, from places such

as powerbookmedic - for service parts; & maybe repair service nearer your location.

• One 'parts-site' via amazon, suggests and offers a disclaimer, worded like this:

"Extremely Important:

You must match the resolution, backlight, and screen size to your current screen.

You cannot deviate from your current screen specifications. Purchasing a screen

with different specifications will not work with your system."

• Apple - Find Locations:

https://locate.apple.com/

Sorry to not offer just a part number. Do research.

Odds are you could get incorrect one any other way.