Steiner Aviation International has expanded its airframe maintenance and inspection capabilities at Akron-Canton Regional Airport (CAK) in Ohio, broadening support for business and regional aircraft.
The company has added maintenance capabilities for the Embraer ERJ 135/145, Cessna Citation 500, 550, 560, 560+, and 560XL series, as well as all Beechcraft King Air and Dassault Falcon models.
The expanded capabilities build on Steiner Aviation’s more than 25 years of aircraft maintenance and avionics experience at Akron-Canton and form part of its strategy to provide operators with a responsive, customer-focused alternative to larger MRO facilities.
To support the expanded workload, Steiner Aviation has added three A&P technicians and two avionics technicians, strengthening its technical workforce across airframe maintenance and avionics services. The company is also planning additional hangar and shop space to accommodate larger aircraft and support further growth in its MRO operations.
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“This expansion is more than just adding aircraft types to our capabilities,” said Kevin Steiner, General Manager, Steiner Aviation International. “It’s about giving operators another choice for high-quality maintenance backed by personal service and accountability.”
The newly expanded airframe capabilities complement Steiner Aviation’s existing avionics repair, installation and upgrade services, further strengthening its offering to business and regional aircraft operators.
