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Constant Aviation and Lone Star AOG to merge

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Tatjana Obrazcova
Country: United States Aircraft: Airplanes

Constant Aviation is merging with Lone Star AOG. The combined companies will operate under Constant Aviation and the full transition will take 30 days.

“The AOG business at Constant Aviation has been growing consistently the last year.”

Stephen Maiden, president & CEO at Constant Aviation said: “The AOG business at Constant Aviation has been growing consistently the last year. Our 2016 goal will continue to focus on providing our customers AOG support anytime, anywhere. The merger between Constant and Lone Star AOG creates a nationwide AOG support system.”

“Our technicians will now dispatch out of eight cities, Cleveland, Birmingham, Orlando, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas and Pittsburgh. We will continue to grow our AOG business, adding teams to cities where a need exists. We understand the importance of immediate response when it comes to any AOG situation, and our Support Center is available 24/7/365 at 844.261.7119. The entire Constant team could not be more excited about this partnership and the opportunities it will bring,” added Maiden.

“Lone Star AOG is proud to be merging with Constant Aviation. The two companies are a perfect fit because they have the same core values that have made them successful.”

Phillip Lawrence, partner at Lone Star AOG said: “Lone Star AOG is proud to be merging with Constant Aviation. The two companies are a perfect fit because they have the same core values that have made them successful. Both companies understand the importance of customer service and the value of being available at any moment to support a customer. When customers find themselves in an AOG situation, they want a reliable solution they can trust. Both Constant and Lone Star have built their AOG businesses off that philosophy.”

“When Lone Star AOG launched in 2008, our main focus was to hire the best technicians that understood the importance of customer service. The current Lone Star team consists of 24 technicians located in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Dallas. In this business, it is important to think outside of the box to provide the best solution to our customers. The fact that Constant Aviation has those same core beliefs made this merger the perfect solution,” added Nathan Romney, partner at Lone Star AOG.





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