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New World Aviation Maintenance Leaders
Chris George Chris George, New World Aviation’s Director of Maintenance, has been with the company since its inception. Chris has expansive knowledge of Federal Aviation Regulations, specializing in FAR Part 135 and 145. He started with New World as the Chief Inspector; in this capacity he established New World as a Gulfstream and Learjet FAR Part 145 repair station. Promoted to Director of Maintenance, Chris manages our extensive fleet of up to 20 aircraft and multiple maintenance technicians. Chris has vast knowledge and training on corporate aircraft, allowing him to manage the maintenance department in the safest and most effective manner. Chris has been in the aviation industry for over 20 years, spending the majority his career managing and maintaining various types of corporate aircraft. He began his career working with a top Fortune 500 Company, where he was introduced to the highest standards in aviation maintenance. Chris has attended numerous professional and technical courses, along with aircraft manufacturer’s factory authorized training. Peter Konz Peter Konz, New World Aviation’s Chief Inspector, has been with the company since 2005. Peter also serves as New World’s Accountable Manager for our FAA Certified Repair Station and leads New World’s Safety Management System. Peter has been in the aviation industry for over 30 years and has acquired extensive knowledge of Federal Aviation Regulations, specializing in FAR Part 135 and 145. His training and familiarity of corporate aircraft ensures effective and efficient operation of the Inspection Department. Peter’s career began in the US Navy working on Helicopters, and that experience led into other opportunities in corporate aviation maintenance, where he expanded his comprehension of Regulations, Safety, and Management. Throughout his 30 years in aviation, Peter has spent the majority of his career in supervisory inspection positions. Peter has attended numerous professional and technical courses, along with aircraft manufacturer’s factory authorized training.  |