Elevate MRO opens new maintenance base at Denver airport

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Elevate MRO opens new maintenance base at Denver airport

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By Sky Industry News

Jul 9, 2024

Elevate MRO has inaugurated a new maintenance center for business aircraft at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport in Denver. This development includes an increase in staff and maintenance teams to better serve existing clients and enhance service availability, while also supporting Elevate Jet's management, charter, and aircraft sales operations.

The facility spans 17,000 square feet, providing both hangar and office space. This expansion allows Elevate to grow its maintenance and management capabilities. Additionally, the company will offer avionics services, including custom installations and maintenance. SpaceX has recently chosen Elevate MRO as an approved Starlink dealer and installer for business aircraft.

Elevate plans to leverage the region's pool of aviation technicians and industry veterans while offering local aircraft owners another option for management services. The company's AOG team will provide support throughout the Denver metropolitan area and nearby resort airports.

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"In addition to expanding our MRO footprint, this new facility will provide Elevate clients a home for owners who are looking for aircraft management services," stated Jim Slack, president of Elevate MRO. "With its client-centric approach, Elevate MRO maintains a wide array of current airframes representing 43 unique aircraft models across 11 manufacturers. This expansion underscores our commitment to delivering top-tier services and innovative solutions to the private jet community."