Maintenance and Modifications
MRO profile: Jet Works Air Center, Denton, Texas
Jet Works Air Center began life as Denton Business Air Center in 2004, when president Trey Bryson left DeCrane and joined with four associates to launch hi

Jet Works Air Center began life as Denton Business Air Center in 2004, when president Trey Bryson left DeCrane and joined with four associates to launch his own MRO. The company started with four employees, two of whom were principal partners, and moved into a 12,000-sq-ft paint facility and an 11,000-sq-ft general maintenance hangar.

The facility specialized in paint and interior refurbishment until 2007, when
it acquired Jet Works Aviation–also located on the airport–which focused on maintenance and avionics. “We had complementary services, and the acquisition of the FAR Part 145 operation enabled us to be a full-service MRO,” Bryson told AIN. The acquisition included a 29,000-sq-ft hangar/office complex and brought the new Jet Works Air Center to about 120 employees.

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