AVIATION INSTRUMENT ASSOCIATION

Professional Organization for FAA/JAA Certificated Aviation Repair Stations

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Welcome to the AIA! 




The Aviation Instrument Association is an association of aviation professionals made up of FAA and JAA certificated aircraft instrument repair facilities as well as associate members in related aviation fields throughout the world. Our association membership consists of component manufacturers, aviation schools, and both domestic and international repair facilities specializing in various component level repair, overhaul, and installation services.


AIA NEWS HEADLINES

February 11, 2009

The AIA Board of Directors Meeting

Jeffrey A. Johnson of Commander Instruments and Avionics, Inc. has been elected as President of the AIA by a unanimous decision of the board.  Efrain Lopez of Georgetown Instrument Services has been elected to replace Johnson as the AIA Vice-President by a unanimous decision of the board.  Outgoing AIA President Eric Johannessen of Consolidated Instruments and Avionics, Inc. recommended his directorship replacement and the Board unanimously approved Rich Anderson of TGH Aviation to fill the position. 


AIA Mission Statement:
The Aviation Instrument Association is dedicated to Professionalism and Aviation Safety and is established as a unification of aviation instrument professionals to promote understanding, dissemination of information, mutuality and fraternity through common purpose. Further, the Aviation Instrument Association shall provide a forum for communication within the aviation community with aviation consumers and appropriate governing authorities.


Have you heard? The Department of Homeland Security is coming to visit a Repair Station near you!  Click here for more details.
Has your company unexpectedly received instruments from customers containing Radium-226?  The AIA is developing a "parts return policy and procedure" to insure compliance with current industry regulations when rejecting these kinds of instruments. The AIA needs a few members to volunteer and help develop a policy for our members.  Please Email Eric Johannessen with your input: eric.johannessen@aia.net.
Training makes the difference! Join the AIA today and benefit from training your employees though our web-based training program. Click here for more information about this valuable membership benefit.


If you are interested in joining the Aviation Instrument Association, or if you would like more information concerning membership benefits including our new AIA web based training program, exhibiting at our annual convention, or advertising, please feel free to contact us using the Email link below.

 

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Inquire about our AIA Training Program.  It's just another valuable benefit included in your AIA Membership!  Please contact Melvin Barker for details and get your company onboard and trained!  melvin.barker@aia.net 


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