Press Release
Source: TGH Aviation

On Monday September 19, 2011, 1:15 pm EDT

AUBURN, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–
Seeded in 1957 as The
Gyro House, TGH Aviation continues to sprout new growth from its
deep roots in aircraft component support, proudly announcing new repair
capabilities, and new managers. “TGH embraces change, knowing that
growth, success, and sustainability result from the ability to adapt and
evolve,” says Allyson Finn, newly appointed Marketing and GSA
Manager.

TGH is budding with new leadership. Recognizing the hard work of a few
seasoned employees, TGH executives promoted new managers. Newly
appointed Sales Manager, Aaron Judd, confirms his readiness to assume
his new role, “TGH Aviation represents something far greater to its
customers than mere aircraft instrument repair- it has come to define
and signify a 54 year legacy of trusted flight systems support. I look
forward to being an integral part of the company’s continued growth and
future success.” Joining Aaron at the leadership level are
Ariana Judd, Accounting Manager, and Joseph Subia, Purchasing/Inventory
Controller. TGH is harvesting its collective knowledge, talents, and
expertise, kindling flight
systems support for future generations.

In addition to exciting new management, TGH recently sought and received
approval from Senior
Aerospace/Ketema to service their entire line of fuel system
components. An increasing demand for GPS enabled equipment
inspired TGH to also incorporate functional testing, evaluation, and
repair for Garmin’s
430/530 GPS/Nav/Comm units. Typically, a flat rate fee is required
when dealing directly with the OEM for these panel-mounted units. TGH
tackled the opportunity to resolve simple fixes more cost-effectively,
with the purchase of innovative test equipment. Similar strategies were
utilized when TGH recently established repair services for the
KRA10A/KRA405B radar altimeters, and TDR90 transponders.

TGH continues to blossom as one of the most trusted and respected Part
145 Repair Stations in the industry. Today, the company offers nearly
20,000 service capabilities, including the repair of primary flight
instruments, avionics, aural warning systems, fuel flow transmitters,
and their related indicators and refueling sensors. Visit www.tghaviation.com
for more information.