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Pro Star Aviation Receives FAA Diamond Award
Pro Star Aviation is proud to announce that it has received the FAA Diamond Award for the third year in a row. The award is presented to organizations with 100% of their workforce participating in mandatory training courses focusing on aviation maintenance accidents and incidents, causal factors, and an emphasis on regulatory issues.

Ed Monaghan Named New Director of Maintenance at Pro Star Aviation
Pro Star Aviation, an innovative aerospace modification center, announced today the promotion of Ed Monaghan III as the new Director of Maintenance. With significant growth, Pro Star Aviation made strategic changes to enhance the team’s structure.

Pro Star Aviation’s Special Mission Team Completes Two Unique Challenger 650s
Pro Star Aviation, an innovative special missions aerospace modification center, announced today that it has completed and delivered two special mission Challenger 650 aircraft utilizing several FAA STCs approved by their STC ODA.

Kristi Auclair Lead Customer Coordination Efforts
Kristi joined Pro Star Aviation in 2018 as a Special Missions Program Assistant, where she was responsible for ensuring effective processes and procedures through all stages of the project life cycle. Kristi has over ten years of experience collaborating with internal stakeholders and managing programs to deliver key customer metrics.
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Pro Star Aviation was established through humble beginnings by five aviation enthusiasts to provide avionics and maintenance services in the Northeast in 1998. From a small hangar to its large modern facilities at MHT today, our principals have remained the same…

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“You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.”
Buckminster Fuller, American architect, and futurist