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Bristell names US Aviation authorized service facility

By Janice Wood · January 20, 2013 ·

Bristell USA has appointed US Aviation at Denton Airport (DTO) in Texas to provide Factory Authorized Service for the Bristell Light-Sport Aircraft.

US Aviation have been a Rotax Service Center for many years with six Rotax trained, full time A&Ps on staff.

“Bristell audited the US Aviation facility and found the capability requirements and the proper tools and equipment necessary to perform authorized service including insurance and warranty service, along with avionics and BRS service. They understand the Light Sport aircraft. We are proud to partner with US Aviation in creating outstanding support for our customers in the central US,” said Barry Pruitt, president of Bristell USA .

US Aviation“US Aviation is pleased to service Bristell aircraft. This is a premium product that deserves top notch service,” added Scott Severen, Director of Business Development at US Aviation.

Built in the Czech Republic by manufacturer BRM Aero, the Bristell was designed by Milan Bristela, who has experience from the Evektor SportStar and Czech Sport Aircraft Sport Cruiser programs, that features a 51-inch-wide luxurious interior, has a useful load of 617 pounds and a range of 700 nautical miles flying.

For more information: Bristell.com or 210-393-2530; USAviation.aero

About Janice Wood

Janice Wood is editor of General Aviation News.

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