optional equipment suppliers to bring their customers the best helicopter support in the industry. As a helicopter owner/operator, All
American Aviation understands the neces- sity to provide its customers with an ex- ceptional product. They are committed to completions within budget and on time, with the safety of the helicopter and its op- erator as the primary concern. The com- pany works to find solutions that are tailored to each customer’s needs. Refur- bishment, rebuild, and maintenance of air- craft owned by operators trying to squeeze every bit of life out of their existing air- craft are key to All American Aviation’s success. Many of these clients are looking more into avionics retrofits or cosmetic makeovers for their aircraft. In a challeng- ing economy, large operators and small one-or-two ship operators are all trying to find ways to make every dollar count. All American Aviation understands that when they make a good impression servicing older aircraft, that these customers will be back when a newly purchased aircraft needs warranty repair of other services.
OPERATIONS FLEET, TRAINING, AND SAFETY
In addition to their MRO services, All American Aviation also holds a FAR Part 135 Air Carrier Certificate issued by the FAA, and operates a range of aircraft from its Texas and Louisiana bases. Their fleet
consists of a Sikorsky S-76, Airbus Heli- copters AS350B2 and B3 “A-Star,” and an Airbus Helicopters EC130. On average the fleet logs over 800 hours per month, while enjoying an average dispatch avail- ability of over 98 percent. All American Aviation spends a great deal of money to standardize their fleet of
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