DALLAS AIRMOTIVE, INC.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ

Dallas Airmotive is an OEM-authorized, independent supplier of maintenance, repair and overhaul services for small gas turbine engines used in aviation. Our authorizations cover the majority of turbine engine models powering fixed and rotary wing aircraft used for business aviation, and many of the engines used in government, military and commercial applications. We operate three major overhaul facilities, 10 regional turbine centers, two parts supply companies and one engine component repair and overhaul company. We are available 24 hours a day, worldwide. All the expertise in the world doesn’t mean a thing if you don’t get the service you need. At Dallas Airmotive we commit the same resources, time and energy to delivering best in class customer service as we do to our technical knowledge. That means providing around-the-clock technical support, every day of the year. AOG parts support and mobile response teams standing ready for emergencies virtually anywhere in the world. We own a large pool of rental engines and have access to additional engines from OEMs. And in the field, we employ more than 100 service and support professionals with one mission: taking care of the customer, no matter what or when. Whatever your engine needs, you can rely on Dallas Airmotive right from the start to be there when you need us. Dallas Airmotive through the years 1932 Edwin Booth founds Piston Engine Overhaul Company, now Dallas Airmotive, at Dallas Love Field, Texas. 1946 Dallas Airmotive begins Pratt & Whitney engine repair on R985, R1830 and R2000 radial engines. H+S Aviation (sister company to Dallas Airmotive) founded in Portsmouth, UK. 1950 Piston Engine Overhaul Company becomes Dallas Aimotive. Enters the jet age with wins of Pratt & Whitney Canada engine repair contracts for several military jet engines. 1957 Dallas Airmotive becomes the first independent repair and overhaul company to receive FAA certification for turbine engine repair services. 1959 Dallas Airmotive receives its first OEM authorizations for repair: Pratt & Whitney JT3 jet engine, Rolls-Royce Dart turboprop engine and Rolls-Royce Spey turbojet engine. 1960 Dallas Airmotive receives OEM authorization for General Electric CJ610 engine repair. 1964 Dallas Airmotive is the first independent company to receive OEM authorization to repair Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A series turboprop engines and for Allison Engine Company A250 (now Rolls-Royce M250®) turboshaft engines. 1974 Dallas Airmotive receives OEM authorization for Pratt & Whitney Canada JT15D turbofan repair. 1985 Dallas Airmotive receives authorization for Rolls-Royce Tay turbofan overhaul and midlife repair. 1991 Dallas Airmotive receives authorization as a Honeywell TPE331 engine overhaul and major service center. 1997 BBA Group plc acquires Dallas Airmotive. 1998 BBA Group acquires H+S Aviation and Airwork Corporation; combines Airwork with Dallas Airmotive. Dallas Airmotive wins authorization as a major turbine repair services center for Honeywell TFE731 engines and from Pratt & Whitney Canada as a turbine overhaul facility for the PW100 turboshaft. 2000 Dallas Airmotive acquires Gulfstream Engine Services (Dallas) and its authorizations for Honeywell engines/APUs and Hamilton Sundstrand APUs. 2004 Dallas Airmotive is awarded authorization from Pratt & Whitney Canada for repair and overhaul of the PW300 and PW500 engines. 2009 H+S Aviation receives authorization for turbine engine repair and overhaul of the Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6T TwinPac™. GE appoints Premier Turbines a Designated Repair Center for the M601/H80 engines. Dallas Airmotive opens a new Regional Turbine Center (RTC) for engine repair in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. 2009 Dallas Airmotive receives authorization from Honeywell for service on the HTF7000 turbofan and RE100 auxiliary power unit. 2012 Dallas Airmotive opens a Regional Turbine Center (RTC) in Singapore to service the Asia Pacific region. The company adds line service for the Rolls-Royce BR710 and upgrades its Honeywell HTF7000 services to minor level maintenance. 2013 Both Premier Turbines and H+S Aviation are selected by Rolls-Royce as Authorized Maintenance Repair and Overhaul Centers (AMROC) for the RR300 turboshaft engine. Dallas Airmotive receives line authorization on Honeywell RE220 auxiliary power unit. 2014 Dallas Airmotive receives authorization from Pratt & Whitney Canada for PW200 and PW210 turboshaft engines for repair and overhaul. The company is now authorized to service two-thirds of the engines used in the world helicopter fleet. Dallas Airmotive is a business operating unit of BBA Aviation plc, a worldwide aviation services company headquartered in London, England. BBA Aviation’s Aftermarket Services Division integrates the experience and expertise of the world’s top engine service companies into a comprehensive, globe-spanning network that is dedicated to providing around-the-clock aircraft maintenance support no matter where you operate an aircraft. BBA Aviation also operates a Flight Services Division that provides aircraft fueling, baggage handling and ground support for business and commercial aviation operators around the globe. BBA Aviation purchased Dallas Airmotive in 1997. H+S Aviation and Airwork Corporation (now part of Dallas Airmotive), acquired in 1998, augmented our reach and scope. In 2008, International Turbine Service, a supplier of turbine engines, parts, components and accessories, and W.H. Barrett Turbine Engine Company, a specialty provider to the Honeywell TFE731 market, joined and strengthened the group. In 2012, International Governor Services was added to enhance our engine controls offering. Together, the BBA Aviation group of companies constitutes one of the world’s leading engine repair and overhaul service networks. For details on the history and capabilities of the remarkable companies that comprise BBA Aviation, please follow the links at left. For additional information about our parent company, BBA Aviation, please visit