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Air Orlando Maintenance appointed Caravan Authorized Service Facility

By General Aviation News Staff · September 25, 2013 ·

Air Orlando Maintenance at Orlando Executive Airport (KORL) in Florida has been chosen as a Cessna Caravan Authorized Service Facility.

Mike Long, president, says the facility will now offer a full range of inspection and repair services for Caravan Turboprop aircraft.

“Our mechanics are experienced in all aspects of Cessna service and support and we now look forward to extending that support to the Cessna Caravan owner as well,” he said.

Founded in 1984, Air Orlando Maintenance is a Cessna Authorized Service Facility, providing service and Cessna parts for both single-engine and multi-engine aircraft. It is one of the largest Cessna Parts distributors in the southeast, as well as an installer of Keith and Kelly air Conditioning Systems, Flint Tip Tanks and other well known modifications.

For more information: 407-898-7251 or AirOrlando.com

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  1. 'Bodyguard|Bodyguards' says

    October 20, 2013 at 5:07 am

    Mike Long, president, says the facility will now offer a full range of inspection and repair services for Caravan Turboprop aircraft.

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