Tim Quigley

Provide comprehensive maintenance support for corporate flight operations ensuring safe, compliant aircraft operations under Part 91 and 135 regulations. Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, pre-flight and post-flight inspections, and phase inspections to maintain aircraft airworthiness. Coordinate with flight crews and operations management to support mission-critical flight schedules and minimize aircraft downtime. Maintain detailed aircraft records, logbook entries, and maintenance documentation per FAA regulatory requirements.

Direct all maintenance operations for FAA Part 145 repair station specializing in avionics and aircraft maintenance for corporate and general aviation, including Part 135 air carrier aircraft (Textron, Dassault, Beechcraft, Diamond, Cessna, Cirrus). Lead team of skilled technicians ensuring compliance with FAA regulations, quality assurance programs, and industry best practices across Part 43, 91, 135, and 145 operations. Develop and implement maintenance programs, schedules, and procedures to maximize aircraft availability while maintaining operational efficiency and regulatory compliance. Manage maintenance control programs including continued airworthiness, asset management (aircraft records, repairs, modifications), and quality assurance audits. Coordinate with aircraft owners, operators, and flight departments to provide tailored maintenance solutions for corporate aviation needs. Oversee maintenance planning and scheduling, inventory and tooling management, budget planning, and billing operations. Maintain compliance with regulatory requirements and successfully navigate FAA audits and inspections.

Provide line maintenance and troubleshooting for Boeing commercial aircraft (B747-400/8, B767-200/300, B777-300) performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance tasks ensuring aircraft airworthiness. Lead AOG (Aircraft on Ground) response team for rapid troubleshooting, diagnosis, and repair to minimize operational disruptions. Collaborate with flight crews and maintenance control to address discrepancies and implement effective corrective actions.

Teach aviation maintenance curriculum to undergraduate students preparing for careers in corporate and commercial aviation. Develop and deliver comprehensive curriculum on aircraft systems, maintenance procedures, and safety regulations under 14 CFR Parts 147. Provide hands-on instruction in aircraft maintenance practices, troubleshooting, and inspection techniques, guiding students toward FAA certification.

Founded and managed FAA Part 145 repair station focused on general aviation and corporate aircraft, including Part 135 air carrier maintenance for operators such as Moser Aviation (Beechjet 400A Nextant conversions). Operated specialized avionics repair station with certification for Pitot-Static systems, Transponder certification, and comprehensive avionics installations and repairs. Conducted aircraft inspections, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and avionics installations for diverse fleets including business jets and general aviation aircraft. Built and maintained strong customer relationships with aircraft owners, Part 135 operators, and flight schools, expanding business reach and service offerings. Oversaw all financial and operational aspects ensuring profitability and growth, including inventory control, parts procurement, and budget management. Successfully merged business with J.A. Air Center in June 2022, demonstrating entrepreneurial success and business acumen.

Performed scheduled maintenance, troubleshooting, and major repairs on piston and turbine aircraft. Assisted in comprehensive inspections and overhauls, ensuring aircraft met FAA airworthiness standards. Gained extensive hands-on experience with aircraft systems including powerplants, hydraulics, and avionics in corporate and general aviation environments.