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Precision Aviation Group (PAG) Launches Rotorcraft Services Division

Gardner Aviation Services (GAS) Will Be Headquarters For New Venture

Atlanta-based Precision Aviation Group (PAG) has launched a Rotorcraft Services Division at its subsidiary Gardner Aviation Services (GAS). This Division will provide Helicopter-specific Avionics Upgrades/Installs, Airframe Maintenance, and MRO services at GAS' 35,000 square foot facilities located at the Atlanta Regional Airport (KFFC), in Peachtree City, GA.

"GAS has been performing Avionics upgrades/installs, retrofits, and airframe maintenance on Helicopters for over 18 years," said David Mast, PAG President and CEO. "However, similar to our other business units, we wanted to differentiate the Rotary Wing from the Fixed Wing business. Helicopter customers' requirements are typically different from those of their Fixed Wing counterparts. When GAS was acquired in March of 2011, Management knew that it wanted to expand the number of Helicopters that GAS serviced. A void in our geographic market, as well as having a complementary MRO services business in the Rotary Wing space - Precision Heliparts (PHP) - makes this a natural fit." 

"To run the Division, we have hired two Helicopter Industry Veterans – Mark Tyler (formerly of Omniflight) as our Director of Maintenance, and – Richard (Andy) Rucker (formerly of Air Methods) as our QC Manager," said Karl Gardner, President of GAS. "This gives us a solid Rotorcraft Team that has already produced outstanding results in a few short months. We have made substantial investments in Helicopter specific tooling and Factory Training for our Technicians on the aircraft they will be servicing. We are excited about the way this business has already grown, and look forward to the future."

FMI: www.precisionaviationgroup.com

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