more than 25 years of aviation maintenance and software application experience. Jeremy Figus - Most recently a quality assurance analyst with SkyBOOKS, Jeremy has more than 20 years of aviation maintenance experience. He is FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P)-certifi ed. Ryan Kraus - Previously a senior analyst at Gulfstream
CMP, Ryan has almost 25 years of industry experience and is also FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P)-certifi ed. Tory Martin - Formerly an account representative at SkyBOOKS for almost a decade, Tory previously served in the U.S. Navy for more than 23 years. Michael Shelton - Previously a quality assurance analyst with SkyBOOKS, Michael has 15 years of aviation industry experience. He began his career in the U.S. Marine Corps.
The team will be led by Jeff Dougherty and Dewayne
James of TRAXXALL, who are already well-established in the Florida aviation community. “We are very pleased to announce the opening of
our new offi ce in Florida and – more importantly – to welcoming our new members to the team,” says Mark Steinbeck, president, TRAXXALL. “Our recent growth and success is testament to the hard work of everyone at TRAXXALL. In order to continue delivering exceptional service to our clients while pursuing a growing share of the market, we needed to recruit industry experts to complement our existing team. The concentration of aircraft maintenance tracking expertise in Florida made it an obvious location. Our new offi ce will provide a home for these talented individuals. Together, we look forward to our shared success and growth in 2017.”
WEST STAR AVIATION RECEIVES FALCON 900B
FANS CPDL-C STC West Star Aviation announces it has received a supplemental type certifi cate (STC) for the installation of a Future Air Navigation System (FANS) controller pilot data link communications (CPDLC) application on F900B aircraft.
The CPDLC is a data link application that allows
for direct exchange of text-based messages between the controller and a pilot. This application improves communication capabilities in areas that usually require third party HF communication relay such as oceanic and enroute airspace. The pilot is provided with the capability to respond to messages, request clearances, report, and declare/rescind an emergency. This application was designed to update and supplement the F900B aircraft’s current communication equipment.
“We are proud to continue certifying new avionics solutions for corporate aircraft. These include F900B STCs for the Honeywell CDS/R LCD cockpit upgrade, WAAS/LPV, TCAS 7.1 and ADS-B. The FANS solution is considered to be stand-alone but could be completed with these other STC options,” says Marty Rhine, director of Sales, West Star Aviation. West Star Aviation specializes in the repair and maintenance of airframes, windows and engines, as well as major modifi cations, avionics installation and repair, interior refurbishment, surplus avionics sales, accessory services, paint and parts. In addition to its facilities in East Alton, IL; Grand Junction, CO; and Chattanooga, TN, West Star Aviation runs maintenance operations at Aspen-Pitkin County Airport in Aspen, CO; Chicago Executive Airport in Chicago, IL; and Centennial Airport in Denver, CO. The company also provides complete FBO services for transient aircraft at its newly remodeled East Alton and Grand Junction facilities.
For more information, visit
www.weststaraviation.com or call (800) 922-2421.
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