Dallas Airmotive Moves to Become Leaner and Faster
The BBA Aviation subsidiary has several major projects in the works to better serve its turbine engine customers.
Recognizing that large-cabin business jets and rotorcraft “continue to drive the market for new [aircraft] deliveries,” Dallas Airmotive has strategized its brick-and-mortar facilities and service-representative deployment accordingly.
Recognizing that large-cabin business jets and rotorcraft “continue to drive the market for new [aircraft] deliveries,” Dallas Airmotive has strategized its brick-and-mortar facilities and service-representative deployment accordingly.

During the NBAA show, turbine-engine-overhaul and repair specialist Dallas Airmotive, a BBA Aviation subsidiary, is rebuilding a PT6A engine live at the BBA Aviation booth (228). The company is also overhauling its corporate structure to accommodate its recently opened full-service PT6A service center. The new shop is established in a renovated and enlarged 10,000-sq-ft hangar at Dallas Love Field. At a party there last month, Dallas Airmotive celebrated its 50th anniversary, as well as its half-century involvement with the legendary Pratt & Whitney Canada turbine powerplant.


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