Robert Flansburg as Director of Operations at Summit Aviation will oversee the MRO operations at their FAA Certified Repair Station also ensuring compliance with rigorous federal aviation standards, including FAR, DFARS, and ITAR.
Summit Aviation Inc. has appointed Robert Flansburg as its new Director of Operations, effective March 11. With a career spanning over three decades in aerospace maintenance, repair, completions, and operations, Robert Flansburg brings extensive experience to his new role. His previous senior roles include positions at Boeing Vertical Lift, Sikorsky Helicopters, and DeCrane Aerospace. Before joining Summit Aviation, he served as the Executive Vice President and General Manager of Special Command Programs for L3 Harris Technologies.
As the Director of Operations at Summit Aviation, Robert Flansburg will oversee the maintenance operations of the company’s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Certified Repair Station. His responsibilities include ensuring compliance with rigorous federal aviation standards, including Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR), Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS), and International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), among other regulatory frameworks.
“Robert’s extensive background and proven track record in aviation operations make him the ideal leader to advance our maintenance and completions operations,” said Tom Lark, vice president and general manager, Summit Aviation. “His strategic vision and commitment to excellence are key to our continued success. We are excited to see the heights our operations will reach under his guidance,” he further added.
In his new role, Robert Flansburg will work closely with Summit team leaders to maintain a seamless operational flow, emphasizing the importance of quality, compliance, and strategic alignment across all departments. Summit Aviation’s commitment to upholding the highest standards in aviation operations will be a key focus under Robert Flansburg’s leadership.
The appointment of Robert Flansburg comes as Summit Aviation seeks to leverage his expertise to enhance its maintenance and completions operations. Summit Aviation operates with a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Certified Repair Station, ensuring that its aircraft maintenance adheres to the stringent regulatory standards set by aviation authorities.
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The announcement signals Summit Aviation’s dedication to maintaining excellence in its operations and aligning with industry standards under the leadership of Robert Flansburg. His strategic vision and wealth of experience position him as an ideal leader to drive Summit Aviation’s continued success in the aerospace industry.
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