AIRCRAFT TURBINEWORKS, LLC
FT. PIERCE, FLORIDA

Brian has been involved in aviation in South Florida since the early '70's. After selling his partnership at Banyan Air Service, he chose St. Lucie County International Airport to start a new business. This airport has community and county support, room to grow, U.S. Customs and an amenable working environment. Jeff joined Aircraft TurbineWorks in 2003,coming from Aerodyne Corp and the Banyan Turbine Shop. He has extensive PT6 and JT15D experience and has been factory-trained at Cessna Citation and Hawker Beechcraft. He handles most Citation and King Air airframe issues from years of experience and has developed trusted industry resources to troubleshoot the difficult problems. Travis Grothe, cousin to Jeff, has been with Aircraft TurbineWorks since 2006. He spent four years in a propeller overhaul shop, the last year as Chief Inspector, and has quickly become indispensable as a skilled Beech/Citation and PT6 technician. Aircraft TurbineWorks specializes and enjoys working on the turbo-prop and turbine engine aircraft, but welcomes all customers. You will often see repeat Bonanza annuals, Cessna twin inspections and many inspections, repairs and modifications to piston and light twin aircraft. We are supported on the field by Propeller PartsMarket, Inc, owned in part by Chris Grothe, Jeff's brother. Their expertise and parts inventory allows us to overhaul our customer propellers quickly and affordably. Aircraft TurbineWorks, Inc. conforms to the Antidrug and Alcohol Misuse Prevention Program, Registration Number CONN376B Aircraft TurbineWorks is pleased to be an authorized Raisbeck Engineering King Air Dealer. We are pleased to minimize our customer’s downtime with our efficient installations and to keep their operating costs low with our better-than-competitive pricing. To learn more about the complete Raisbeck Engineering product line, visit www.Raisbeck.com. Call Jeff Grothe @ 772-461-5387 for more information and to schedule your Raisbeck Performance System upgrade. We are pleased to welcome: Jeff Grothe has returned from initial training at Flight Safety and is scheduled for line maintenance this winter. Let us help reduce your operating expenses with our efficient maintenance and lower prices. Safety Communique 324 warns against improper aileron attachment and possible partial or complete separation. Call us for advice on installing "witness marks" to provide the visual cue you need to be safe. News of the month: Travis Grothe successfully completed a two-week Caravan airframe and engine course at Flight Safety-Wichita. He is ready to troubleshoot and repair any C-208 problems you may have! Insert a tennis ball in the forward corner of the window frame. It helps keep the window closed tightly if out in the rain and stops the annoying