NEWS
PROFESSIONAL AIRCRAFT ACCESSORIES EXPANDS
OPERATIONS STAFF Professional Aircraft Accessories, a Greenwich AeroGroup company, announces that it has hired aviation veteran Alain Berube as its vice president of Technical Operations. Berube will be based in Titusville and will be responsible for overseeing operations for repair and overhaul, engineering, manufacturing and testing at that location, as well as the company’s Miami location. He most recently served as vice
president/general manager of Turboprops, Airlines and Fleets for Standard Aero’s Winnipeg facility. Prior to that he was with Volvo Aero Services as its senior vice president of Asset Management and Operations.
“As we continue to grow our operations in Titusville and Miami, it is imperative that we have the expertise to take us to the next level,” says president of Professional Aircraft Accessories, David Miller. “Alain’s background and experience is an excellent fit to help us accomplish our goals and objectives.” Professional Aircraft Accessories has also hired Mark Smith to serve as the Operations director for the company’s Miami facility. Mr. Smith most recently served as the FAA production manager for Jet Aviation Specialists in Miami, FL. He previously was the Operations plant manager for L-3 Communications in Crestview, FL; held several roles of increasing responsibility at General Electric; and served in the Unites States Air Force until 1992.
PENTASTAR AVIATION® TO BRING It’s in our power.™
CLEAN AIR TO AIRCRAFT CABINS Pentastar Aviation announces is has established a marketing and distribution relationship with Aviation Clean Air, creator of the only proactive air and surface purification system available for any aircraft. Pentastar Aviation will distribute and install the Clean Air Cabin ionization system from its repair station based at Oakland County International Airport (KPTK). “A clean aircraft cabin supports the health of both passengers and crew, and the innovative system developed by Aviation Clean Air takes cabin cleanliness to the next level,” says Greg Schmidt, Pentastar Aviation president and CEO. “Pentastar is pleased to be able to offer a solution to provide aircraft owners and operators healthier, fresher air.” The patented bipolar ionization system installs into existing aircraft air conditioning ducts and utilizes a unique ionization process. The process removes volatile organic components and objectionable odors, pathogens, and allergens, immediately improving air quality inside of the aircraft. “Aviation Clean Air (ACA) is very pleased to have Pentastar Aviation as a distributor and installation center for our Bipolar Cold Plasma Ionization System,” says Howard Hackney, managing director. “The long and stable reputation of Pentastar’s professionalism and customer service contribute to the many reasons we are very happy to be associated with them.”
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DISTRIBUTOR CONTRACT Continental Motors Group, an AVIC International Holding company, announces it has partnered with Aviall as its domestic and international Master Distributor for aftermarket
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