Trade Press Releases

Tempe, Arizona, — Landmark Aviation, one of the world’s leading sources of aircraft modifications, has entered into a dealership agreement to install the ARINC DIRECT SKYLink ultra-high speed satellite broadband communication system. “In response to increasing demand from business aircraft customers to be connected to today’s communication and wireless systems

Tempe, Arizona, — Landmark Aviation today announced a new Vice President and General Manager for its Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) operation. David Lamb, a 20-year industry veteran, brings senior leadership, quality management and Six Sigma expertise to Landmark’s LAX maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) and fixed base operation (FBO).

Tempe, Arizona, — Associated Air Center (AAC), a Landmark Aviation company, “has established itself as the world’s number one completion center for the Airbus Corporate Jet (ACJ),” said AAC President, Jeff Bosque in announcing that the Dallas Love Field facility had signed an agreement to complete its tenth ACJ. The

Tempe, Arizona, — Landmark Aviation today named Brian Watkins as its new Vice President of Technology, responsible for all engineering activities and the development of new programs, including Supplemental Type Certificates (STCs). “Brian will bring strength to this critical role in the organization,” said Shawn Vick, President. “He has vast

Tempe, Arizona, — Landmark Aviation today confirmed that its Los Angeles International Airport facility has been appointed as a Bombardier Authorized Service Facility (ASF) to provide maintenance on Bombardier Learjet and Challenger aircraft. Bombardier made the announcement in a press release earlier today. “Landmark Aviation is the only Authorized Service

Tempe, Arizona, — Associated Air Center (AAC), a Landmark Aviation company, has signed agreements to complete two “green” Boeing Business Jets (BBJs) during the coming year. One of the new, specially-configured BBJs will be operated by a private company based in Eastern Europe while the other is owned by a

SAN ANTONIO, TX, February 2, 2006 – Standard Aero has been awarded a third, oneyear option with a total contract value of $84.7 million to provide Depot Level Repairs for the Navy’s T56 Series III engine modules. The T56 Series III engine powers the Navy’s fleet of P-3 Orion, C-130

SAN ANTONIO, TX, February 1, 2006 – Standard Aero, a leading aerospace services company, intends to protect its rights while pursing legal options in regard to the decision by Kelly Aviation Center, LP (KAC) not to award contract extensions earned by Standard Aero beyond 2007. “We bid as a team,