to become a certified psychologist. While at East Butler High School, she participated in Family, Career and Community Leaders of America; Future Farmers of America; and National Honor Society. Morgan has won numerous Future Farmers of America awards, including chapter degree. She has been a state qualifier for six years in career development events and earned the highest GPA in agriculture classes. She also attended the National Future Farmers of America event in Kentucky. She has spent time volunteering at the Labor Auction and Feed the Farmer.
BLACKHAWK CELEBRATES 20-YEAR ANNIVERSARY WITH FACILITY EXPANSION AND NEW
BRAND LAUNCH Two thousand nineteen marks Blackhawk Modifications’ 20th year in business – a milestone the company is celebrating with a facility expansion that doubles its Waco, TX, hangar and office capacity. Blackhawk also announces the alignment of several mutually owned aviation- based companies under one umbrella that will be branded as Blackhawk Aerospace. Blackhawk Aerospace will encompass four groups: Blackhawk Modifications, Blackhawk Composites, Blackhawk Aerospace Solutions (formerly known as Vector-Hawk Aerospace) as well as Blackhawk Aircraft Sales. This change will include newly designed logos, websites, graphics, collateral, marketing materials and streamlined consistency between the companies. Blackhawk purchased an adjacent 10,000-square-foot hangar and offices to house its growing sales and marketing teams. The new facility doubles Blackhawk’s footprint at the Waco Regional Airport and will showcase aircraft for sale that have been refurbished under the popular
Phoenix by Blackhawk program. “Blackhawk Aerospace represents the culmination of each company’s core competencies coming together to make a sum that is greater than the parts,” says Blackhawk’s president and CEO, Jim Allmon. “This physical expansion and brand unity is a milestone that successfully positions us for our next 20 years. I take great pride in celebrating with our dedicated employees, dealers and our growing list of satisfied customers who utilize the Blackhawk advantage every flight.” In 2006, Blackhawk moved its headquarters to the Waco Regional Airport (KACT) and opened up the first new hangar constructed on the airport since the 1950s. Six years later, it built a new east wing that doubled its office space to give room for its
expanding engineering/research and development department. In Blackhawk’s 20-year history, it
has engineered, certified and offered the turboprop-aircraft market over 30 individual supplemental type certificates (STCs). The STCs are authorization from the Federal Aviation Administration to allow technological advancements in engine design and other ancillary products to be incorporated onto older aircraft that were placed into service decades ago. Blackhawk’s line of XP Engine+
Upgrades deliver improved efficiency and more available horsepower, which in turn lowers operating costs and improves safety. To date, there are over 800 customers worldwide who are flying with one of the many Blackhawk XP Engine+ Upgrades.
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