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Sun, Jan 08, 2012

Flight Design USA Announces New Regional Service Center

LSA Manufactured Links Up With Major Texas Aviation Enterprise

Flight Design has appointed US Aviation of Denton, Texas to provide Factory Authorized service for the popular CT series of Light Sport aircraft. The Texas company has been a Rotax Service Center for several years and has more than 20 A&P mechanics on staff. Combined with its FAA 145 Repair Station, US Aviation is a major flight school with extensive contracts to train foreign flight students.

"US Aviation completed CT specific training, and understands the Light-Sport Aircraft industry," said Tom Peghiny, President of Flight Design USA. "We are happy to join with US Aviation to have them better support our customers in the South-central US."

"US Aviation Sport Planes is open seven days a week, has over 30,000 square feet of climate controlled maintenance hangars, and is outside the DFW Class B airspace," said Scott Severen, Director of Business Development at US Aviation. "We often provide return flights for customers bringing their aircraft in for service. We are making it very convenient to do have service done." Denton Airport is on the north-west portion of Dallas Ft Worth.

Beside providing routine services such as oil changes and conditional inspections, US Aviation can also perform major repairs, often saving the headaches of returning an aircraft to the factory. Easier access to service will ultimately reduce insurance premiums due to lower repair costs, the company believes.

FMI: www.ussportplanes.com

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