Month: April 2026
See you at Sun ‘n Fun!
Sun ‘n Fun is finally here! And they have a “Super Guppy!” Sun ‘n Fun 2026 starts Tuesday April 14 until Sunday April 19. We will see you at our tent at Sun ‘n Fun.
Fixed Wing Aviation Maintenance will have our tent up at the South side of Hangar “D”, spot “AC-03”.
Attention all COPA members! Don’t miss our very own Steve Miller on Friday, April 17th, at the 2026 COPA SUN ‘n FUN Lunch, located in the Aerospace Pavilion. Steve will be the guest speaker and is scheduled to begin his talk on “The mechanics behind your detent” at 12:30 PM.
For information on displays, events, and ticket purchases, please visit flysnf.org.
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Passing Along Proper Technique in Aircraft Maintenance
In aviation maintenance, precision and consistency are built on more than just experience—they rely on proper training, correct procedures, and a commitment to doing the job the right way every time.
An example of that commitment is John, seen here guiding Caleb through the correct method for setting engine timing on the Continental engine in this Cirrus aircraft. Engine timing directly affects performance, efficiency, and reliability, making it an essential part of maintaining safe aircraft operation.
Equally important is how that knowledge is passed along. Taking the time to explain the correct tools, verify procedures, and reinforce best practices ensures that each task is completed accurately—not just today, but in the future as well.
At Fixed Wing Aviation Maintenance, we emphasize:
- Following approved maintenance procedures
- Using the proper tools and equipment
- Maintaining clear communication throughout every job
- Delivering consistent, safety-focused results
Whether performing engine adjustments, annual inspections, or general aviation maintenance, our goal is to provide stellar customer service while being committed to upholding the highest standards in job performance to keep your airplane operating safely.
📞 Contact us at (863) 606-5757
🌐 Schedule your next service at www.fixedwingaviation.com
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