Signature Flight Support has confirmed it has launched its new maintenance brand, Signature TECHNICAir. 

This new division of Signature Flight Support consolidates all of the Signature-owned maintenance facilities under one unified brand.

This includes the former Executive Beechcraft locations at Kansas City Downtown Airport (MKC); Spirit of St. Louis Airport (SUS); New Century Air Centre Airport (IXD) and Signature locations at Hanscom Field in Bedford, MA (BED); St. Paul Downtown Airport (STP) and the newly acquired Yellowstone Jetcenter in Bozeman, MT (BZN).

In addition to Signature’s existing maintenance facilities, Signature TECHNICAir has added new service centre agreements with Piaggio America, Inc. and Cirrus Aircraft while maintaining its long-standing agreement with Hawker Beechcraft.

All Signature TECHNICAir locations utilise sister company Dallas Airmotive exclusively for turbine engine repair and overhaul services and the sites at Spirit of St, Louis (SUS) and St. Paul (STP) are also home to regional turbine centres operated by Dallas Airmotive. 

For avionics support, Signature TECHNICAir has partnered with Duncan Avionics who has installations in the St. Paul (STP), Spirit of St. Louis (SUS) and Kansas City Downtown (MKC) locations.

“Signature TECHNICAir offers our customers a truly one-stop shop for their maintenance, AOG, engine repair and overhaul, avionics and flight support needs,” said Randy Stroud, sales manager, maintenance services, for Signature TECHNICAir.

“A customer can choose from six convenient locations from Massachusetts to Montana and receive world-class MRO, ERO, avionics and flight support services.”

Signature TECHNICAir locations are staffed by highly-trained and FAA certified A&P technicians and feature the latest equipment for diagnostic and repair services including NDT.

All facilities maintain a comprehensive parts inventory for most frequently requested items.

Signature TECHNICAir provides services for Hawker Beechcraft, Piaggio, Cessna, Cirrus, Eclipse, Dassault Falcon, LearJet and many other general aviation aircraft.