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Airways Aviation achieves official Garmin Aviation dealer status

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Dana Ermolenko
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Airways Aviation has been awarded official Garmin Aviation dealer status. This accomplishment strengthens the company’s long-established relationship with Garmin and significantly enhances its capacity to support its rapidly expanding global fleet of Garmin-equipped aircraft and simulators. Furthermore, as an authorised dealer, Airways Aviation can now offer extended sales and service support to the growing community of Garmin users across all the EMEA region.

Romain Spadiny, EMEA Aviation Sales Manager, Garmin commented: “Airways Aviation has been a loyal user of Garmin products for many years, and this new dealer status will enable the Group to further support the expansion of its fleet worldwide. Direct access to our products and award-winning technical support is critical to their daily operations, and this partnership also opens up exciting new opportunities, including the ability to support other Garmin customers.” 

Alexandre Alves, Chief Commercial Officer, Airways Aviation Group stated: “The Airways Aviation Group has amassed extensive expertise in both troubleshooting and installing modern avionics solutions over many decades, and we are thrilled to be officially recognised by Garmin. This partnership will help us continue delivering top-tier training and services to our students and external clients alike, and we look forward to sharing its benefits with the aviation community worldwide.” 

By integrating the latest cockpit technologies, Airways Aviation remains committed to offering student pilots an exceptional training experience. 
Our fleet of over 100 aircraft and 15 simulators is fundamentally equipped with Garmin avionics. We will also extend avionicsretrofit services to external clients, further cementing our position as a leading innovator and service provider in modern flight operations, specifically training, maintenance and engineering services.





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