Pryor Field Airport Authority has launched an aircraft maintenance division at Pryor Field Regional Airport (DCU) between Huntsville and Decatur in North Alabama, offering services for business jets, turboprops and general aviation aircraft.
The division is open and scheduling aircraft, with capabilities covering scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, inspections, avionics installations and upgrades, avionics service and repair, troubleshooting and AOG support. The maintenance team has more than 75 years of combined experience.
“Our goal is simple: provide aircraft owners and operators with a maintenance partner they can depend on and get their aircraft back in the air as quickly as possible,” said Adam Fox, CEO of Pryor Field Airport Authority. “Pilots and operators shouldn’t have to look several states away or wait months just to find someone who can take care of their aircraft.”
Pryor Field Regional Airport is located in North Alabama’s aviation and aerospace corridor with access to Interstate 65.
