West Star Aviation is proud to announce the company has been voted #1 Preferred Maintenance Repair and Overhaul (MRO) in the 2021 Professional Pilot Magazine’s Annual Preference Regarding Aviation Services and Equipment (PRASE) survey for the eighth consecutive year. The publication began including the category “Most Preferred MRO” in 2014 and West Star has been voted #1 every year from 2014-2021.
Professional Pilot magazine is a staple in the business aviation industry and has nationwide coverage reaching over 22,000 readers worldwide. The publication provides feature information, editorial and industry news to pilots and corporate aviation professionals. The PRASE survey is an interactive reader to editor conducted survey on an annual basis by Professional Pilot magazine in which industry professionals, pilots, and aircraft maintenance professionals vote based on their experience, performance, quality, and company knowledge in a wide range of categories.
“This award is very special to us because it is a testament of our reputation with our customers while offering the highest quality of workmanship and outstanding customer service,” said Debi Cunningham, VP of Marketing. “This year the award means so much more, with an unprecedented pandemic, we still came together and adapted as needed to accomplish the essential work for our customers and made sure all their needs were met. Thank you to all our amazing customers and hardworking team members for this outstanding recognition, eight years in a row!” Cunningham continued.
West Star is proud to have been voted the #1 Preferred MRO for eight consecutive years from 2014-2021 in Professional Pilot Magazine’s annual PRASE Survey. The survey first included the ‘Most Preferred MRO’ category in 2014 and West Star has won the #1 slot each year since its inception. West Star Aviation specializes in the repair and maintenance of airframes, engines and APUs, avionics installations and repair, major modifications, interior refurbishment, exterior paint, accessory services and parts.
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