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Airpro signs on as Husky dealer

By Janice Wood · May 13, 2009 ·

airproAviat Aircraft has signed a dealership agreement with Steve Landers of Airpro, who will be responsible for sales in Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin. Airpro, which was founded in October 2006, is located at Saline County Airport in Bryant, Ark.

“We are very excited about taking on the Aviat Husky,” said Paul Nowlin, sales manager for Airpro. “It’s an incredibly versatile aircraft with its useful load and many landing configurations. We plan to do some aggressive marketing in our territory and anticipate a lot of activity.”

Airpro started operations with crop dusting, then added fire bombing, and fertilization of pine trees. The Husky is its first foray into new aircraft sales. “We will provide transition training for buyers who are not familiar with tailwheel landings,” said Nowlin. Airpro also expects to expand into charter flights and aerial surveys.

The Husky is a two-place aircraft with options for standard tires, tundra tires, skies, amphibious or straight floats. It has a gross weight capacity of 2,200 pounds and STOL performance.

For more information: TeamAirpro.com or AviatAircraft.com.

About Janice Wood

Janice Wood is editor of General Aviation News.

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