A multi-engine, instrument rated pilot, James Wynbrandt has been an AIN and Business Jet Traveler contributor since 2003. His in-depth reporting and insightful features have won more than a dozen editorial honors, including two National Business Aviation Association Gold Wing Awards (2019; 2021), and his articles have also appeared in the New York Times, Barron’s, Fortune, Forbes, and Smithsonian Air &amp; Space. He has flown his Mooney M20K 252 on assignments throughout North and Central America and the Caribbean. Wynbrandt is also the author of Flying High (Wiley &amp; Sons), a biography of Jet Blue founder David Neeleman, as well as histories, references works, and books on a variety of other topics from major publishers. He lives in New York City.

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James Wynbrandt

Owners or operators who want to touch up a worn or damaged countertop rather than replace it have a new alternative: countertop repainting repairs just introduced by Ruag. The repairs can be performed during scheduled maintenance at the Switzerland-based firm’s Part 145 repair facilities in Berne, Geneva, Lugarno and Munich, and approval is guaranteed.

 


Left unrepainted, worn areas can lead to part damage, according to the company. Ruag’s paint specialists will evaluate any countertop repair project free of charge and discuss solutions using varied techniques and finishes, from palette knife painting to opalescent refinishing effects. The experts can also advise on which finishes provide maximum durability and beauty while conforming to owners’ individual needs.

Ruag Offering Countertop Repairs

The company's paint specialists will evaluate any countertop repair project and discuss solutions.

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