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ASA to relocate to Kalamazoo

By General Aviation News Staff · August 13, 2025 · 1 Comment

Greg Robbins.

Aviation Supplies & Academics (ASA) plans to relocate its headquarters from Newcastle, Washington, to Kalamazoo, Michigan, effective Dec. 2, 2025.

Greg Robbins, ASA’s owner since 2022 and a resident of Kalamazoo, says he views the relocation as a professional milestone and a personal commitment in the company’s future.

“This relocation is not just about changing our physical address, it is also about embracing new opportunities,” said Robbins. “West Michigan is known for its growing aviation community, central location, and dynamic business environment, offering an ideal foundation for ASA’s continued success.”

He notes the majority of ASA staff will continue in their current positions within the organization’s existing hybrid operation.

While the company’s address and hours are changing, ASA’s phone number, website, and emails remain unchanged, company officials said.

New hours will be 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Eastern time.

For more information: 425-235-1500. ASA2Fly.com

Check out Editor Janice Wood’s 2024 story on ASA, “A global company with a grassroots presence” here.

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  1. Terk Williams says

    August 14, 2025 at 8:51 am

    I’ve been professionally in aviation for somewhat over half a century. It seems one form or another of ASAs products have been on my shelves and in regular use as a pilot, mechanic and instructor. I’ve even still got some of the older, unchanging ones. The personality of the company jumped out at me when Janice used our “perfect, aviation, Scrabble” picture a year or two ago. We were immediately told, by ASA, through Janice, that Lisa and I “must each have” a copy of ASA’s Aviation Dictionary. This must have been Greg. I guess he too reads GAN. They arrived! (We’ll have to take them to an event and get him to autograph them). Now THAT is a real member of our aviation community! Congratulations on the move. Terk n Lisa

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