Maintenance and Modifications
StandardAero Celebrating 100th Anniversary
Global MRO provider StandardAero (Booth No.
A retired 737-300 fuselage is prepared for a new life as a BBJ interior completions mockup at StandardAero’s Associated Air Center facility in Dallas.
A retired 737-300 fuselage is prepared for a new life as a BBJ interior completions mockup at StandardAero’s Associated Air Center facility in Dallas.

Global MRO provider StandardAero (Booth No. N6116) kicked off a series of 100th anniversary celebrations in September at several of its 26 worldwide service and support locations, starting with its Winnipeg, Canada facility. The largest single site in the StandardAero network with more than 1,000 employees–more than a quarter of its total workforce–Winnipeg is also the company’s birthplace.

“[StandardAero] started off as a family-owned business, and that sense of family, that culture and spirit still survives,” said president and CEO Rob Mionis during an interview at the company’s Tempe, Ariz. headquarters. “We recently honored Winnipeg employee John Ouendag, who had 50 years of service, and every month I personally call several employees to congratulate them on their 20-year service anniversaries.”  

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