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connects to the Gogo Biz 4G network delivering faster speeds supporting bandwidth-intensive activities. AVANCE L5 is flying on nearly


500 aircraft today providing a 4G in- cabin connectivity experience that is proven and dependable. The Gulfstream service centers


offering AVANCE L5 installations include locations in Savannah and Brunswick, GA., Westfield, MA, St. Louis, MO, Dallas, TX, Long Beach, CA, and Appleton, WI.


THE RESTORERS – SEASON1 NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH


AMAZON PRIME The producers of the Emmy Award winning PBS hits Beyond The Powder and Red Tail Reborn now have a new historical aviation series available online to the U.S.; The Restorers – Season 1. The documentary series is now available through Amazon Prime streaming service.


The Restorers – Season 1 is the


original aviation series that started it all. This exciting award-winning series examines warbird and vintage aircraft restorers and the planes they resurrect from the graves of history. Each one- hour episode is themed, containing several stories within each episode. The first season’s five episodes are titled: Living History, Aircraft Recovery, The Aviatrix, Aviation Destinations, and They Were All Volunteers. Jim Lauria of the Commemorative


Air Force – Minnesota Wing says, “Each of these aircraft have a soul of their own. And when it stops flying it’s just like we stop living. We wanna be able to keep flying them.” The Restorers – Season 1 is


available to Amazon Prime Video subscribers. The Restorers – Season 1 is being


distributed outside the U.S., by Principal Media.


20th Anniversary Catalog To Our Valued Customers,


Twenty years is a long time that passes in a blink of an eye. 1998 marked the first year of our existence, when a red two-door Ford Expedition (yes, they made a two-door) prowled Chicago area airports loaded with safety wire, sealant, oil and other assorted aircraft maintenance products. Friends who worked at Palwaukee, Midway, DuPage, Mitchell, Waukegan, Rockford, Gary, and Aurora airports helped us build BAC through their knowledge and support. To those who supported and nurtured us, those first years, we can't say “thank you” enough. You know who you are, but probably don't realize the impact you've had on the BAC family. I'd also like to thank my previous employer for en- couraging me to strike off on my own. Lastly, thanks to the thousands of customers world- wide who choose BAC to simplify managing their maintenance consumables.


Abrasives Adhesives Apex bits Brushes Bulbs Chemicals Lubricants Sealants Shop Supplies Thank You!


EXECUJET MALAYSIA RECEIVES


FAA APPROVAL ExecuJet, part of the Luxaviation Group, has secured the official stamp of approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for its MRO


in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with the facility receiving Part 145 approval. The approval recognizes the MRO


facility, based at Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport, as an authoriszd Repair Station – giving US-registered aircraft owners confidence that the facility


Consumables made


Internat’l 1-815-356-5191 1-888-239-6625


www.B CA -online.com


We hope you enjoy using our 20th anniversary issue and find its contents useful. And as always...Thank you for choosing BAC for your consumables needs!


Sincerely, Jim Erion, Pres.


1-888-239-6625 Internat’l 1-815-356-5191


To request a copy: Call or visit our website www.B CA -online.com 47


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