Prior to this, Bradley Carucci held the position as a director of Component Repair & Manufacturing in Airborne Maintenance and Engineering services.
GA Telesis Engine Services (GATES) recently announced that aviation industry veteran, Bradley Carucci, has joined GATES as Managing Director of the US-based Specialized Procedures Aeroengine Hospital (SPAH) in Wilmington, Ohio. This newly built 72,000 sq. ft. facility is a joint venture with GA Telesis, LLC and Air Transport Services Group, Inc. (ATSG).
Bradley Carucci, Managing Director, US SPAH said, “There were several reasons for joining GATES, but the one that stood out was the solid team of professionals. GA Telesis has always held the highest standards for customer service, and I am proud to be part of the team. This new capability enhances our support to airlines and lessors with quality engine maintenance while supporting their fleets.”
Carucci brings a broad range of aviation experience with growth over time in the responsibilities assigned in the commercial aircraft maintenance industry. Bradley Carucci began his career as a Jet Engine Specialist with the United States Air Force. Carucci received his bachelor’s degree in Applied Arts and Aviation Sciences from Eastern New Mexico University.
“We are excited to have Brad on the team. His prior experience in MRO Quality and Training Management will be of great value in establishing the operation. His knowledge of the industry brings us an extremely valuable competitive edge as we move forward into the future” said Russ Shelton, President, Engine Strategy Group.
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GA Telesis Engine Services (GATES) is a fully owned subsidiary of GA Telesis, offering customers engine solution that combines repair and overhaul services as well as supply chain services. GATES has an integrated test cell capable of up to 100,000 pounds of thrust and can overhaul up to 200 engines per year. GATES Go-Team is also one of the few companies authorized by EASA to perform remote repairs on engines that are installed on aircraft.
