Mon, Oct 02, 2023
Reelin’ In the Years …
Textron Aviation celebrated the 30th anniversary of the company’s factory-owned service center on Greensboro, North Carolina’s Piedmont Triad International Airport (GSO).
Textron Aviation Greensboro Service Center general manager Jeff Dowden stated: “During the past three-decades, we have developed strong relationships with customers in Greensboro and throughout the southeastern region, and they count on our skilled team to provide factory-direct service and support to their aircraft. They know they can trust us to support them wherever they are.”
Cessna Citation customer Robert Fiscella remarked: “What better place than a company service center to take care of my Cessna? The team in Greensboro takes great interest in my aircraft and in their workmanship—every time my airplane leaves the service center, it looks like new.”
Textron Aviation’s Greensboro facility opened in 1993 as a company-owned Cessna Citation Service Center. Over the years the location has grown and expanded its services to include scheduled maintenance, overhauls, and modifications; AOG support; paint; interior refurbishments; and avionics for a number of current and legacy Textron Aviation customers and products.
Tracy Leopold, vice-president of Textron Aviation’s North American service centers, set forth: “Our team is dedicated to providing superior customer service and support to customers 24/7. This 30th anniversary milestone would not have been possible if not for their passion and knowledge.”
By dint of the company’s global network of service and part centers, mobile service units, and 24/7 1CALL AOG support, Textron Aviation provides factory-direct support to owners and operators of Beechcraft, Cessna, and Hawker aircraft.
Textron Aviation’s support organization includes twenty company-owned, full-service centers located around the world. Subject facilities retain expert service engineers dedicated to keeping customers moving and aircraft performing at the highest possible level.
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