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Attention Operators: Collins Aerospace CASP New Enrollment Incentives Extended For 2025

CASP
CASP

West Star Aviation will offer a 5% discount for any NEW contract on the following platforms (effective Jan. 1– March 31, 2025):

  • Astra 1125SPX
  • Challenger 300
  • Falcon 2000
  • Falcon 50EX
  • G200
  • Hawker 800XP
  • Hawker 850XP
  • Hawker 900XP
  • King Air 350i
  • Learjet 60

This is for any NEW enrollments for the above platforms. With a CASP contract, operators get peace of mind and the ability to reduce operational and budget disruptions due to unplanned maintenance events related to Collins avionics and cabin electronic equipment on your aircraft. The Collins CASP program offers flexibility and options to tailor a program focused on your needs and budget.

West Star Aviation makes it easier than ever to receive a quote – simply provide us with your tail number, serial number, and predicted annual flight hours, then let us show you how CASP can benefit you.

For more information, please contact:

tracy burnett

Tracy Burnett

Warranty Sales Manager
Avionics Aftermarket Programs
Cell: 970.260.4290
tburnett@wsa.aero

Mark White

RSM, California

Dave Godo

RSM, Ohio Valley

Mark Daniels
Tim Cane
Robbie Johnson

RSM, Mid Atlantic

Santiago Carol

RSM, Latin America

Steve Fleeman

RSM, Landing Gear

Contact Us

WSAA will be piloted at the East Alton, IL facility with the first round of apprentices anticipated to start in August 2024. For more information on West Star Aviation employment or WSAA apprentice selection criteria, please visit www.weststaraviation.com/wsaa-academy or contact Katie Johnson (katiejohnson@wsa.aero) or Dave Lagermann (dlagermann@wsa.aero).

Application & Selection Process

Before applying, please be aware of the standards of conduct for employment with West Star along with the strict requirements below while attending WSAA.

  • Working in Aviation requires a commit to being drug-free.  Pre-employment drug testing along with random and reasonable suspicion testing is required for all companies employing people working in safety sensitive positions. The position you are considering applying for is safety sensitive.  If hired, you must pass a DOT drug test to start working, if you fail the job offer is rescinded.  If you pass, you must remain drug-free during employment, failing a random or reasonable suspicion test may result in termination of employment.  Please note: marijuana is legal in certain states however the FAA follows Federal law where marijuana is illegal.  This means testing positive for marijuana, or any other illegal drug, will prevent you from working in Aviation. 
  • The first 7.5 months will follow a strict schedule: Monday – Friday 7:00am – 3:30pm (breaks and meal periods provided). 
  • The expectation is to arrive inside the learning center and clocked in at 7:00am.
  • While attending WSAA, no more than 4 hours a week can be missed.  Extenuating medical circumstances will be given full consideration with supporting documentation.
  • WSAA follows an FAA approved curriculum which has certain requirements including attendance. 
  • Testing for the FAA license at the conclusion of WSAA is required, along with passing.  Two opportunities to test will be provided, if needed.  Employment may terminate if the FAA license is not obtained.
  • Candidates will be contacted to complete pre-screening assessments and questionnaires. 
  • Qualified candidates will be contacted in late November and scheduled for a tour and interview with Hiring Managers at West Star Aviation in East Alton, IL.
  • To be qualified, candidates must pass the pre-screening process along with submitting a negative DOT drug test result.
  • Finalists will be selected after onsite interviews. Job offers will be extended in mid-December with a start date of January 9, 2024.
  • Pay while learning in the Academy will be $20 per hour.  Upon successfully graduating and obtaining your FAA license, pay will increase to $27 per hour.