We specialize in maintaining the following aircraft:
Meet Our Maintenance Team
Greg leads the dynamic duo at the flight school in maintaining the aircraft to exceptional standards. Mike works alongside Greg as a fantastic “right hand” with an incredible ability to learn and adapt. Together, Greg and Mike keep the fleet top-notch and in good working order. They take on every task put before them in a professionally organized manner. Greg and Mike work hard day in and day out to keep the flight school airplanes operational and in great condition to meet and exceed FAA Part 141 maintenance requirements.
Greg Fradette
Maintenance Lead (A&P IA)
Greg has worked on a diverse catalog of aircraft throughout his career as an aircraft mechanic. From Aeroncas to Zenith and everything in between, he's seen it. His expertise shines bright whenever he gets under the cowling. He treats every aircraft as if it were his own and he is…
Mike Huso
Apprentice Mechanic
Mike grew up in a family involved with both aviation and mechanics. Mike has always enjoying tinkering with pretty much everything, trying to find out how they work, and putting them back together, usually without any “spare” parts left over. His mother holds a Commercial Multi-Engine Instrument Rating and is…
Greg Fradette
Maintenance Lead (A&P IA)
Greg has worked on a diverse catalog of aircraft throughout his career as an aircraft mechanic. From Aeroncas to Zenith and everything in between, he's seen it. His expertise shines bright whenever he gets under the cowling. He treats every aircraft as if it were his own and he is dedicated to maintaining high standards for the safety of the flight school fleet. His hard work, dedication, and ability to teach others on the subject are second to none. He takes on a very important role for the flight school and displays his skills through his leadership in his role as our lead mechanic. With over 30 years of aviation maintenance experience, you can bet our fleet is top-notch.
Mike Huso
Apprentice Mechanic
Mike grew up in a family involved with both aviation and mechanics. Mike has always enjoying tinkering with pretty much everything, trying to find out how they work, and putting them back together, usually without any “spare” parts left over. His mother holds a Commercial Multi-Engine Instrument Rating and is currently an instructor at Endeavor. His father has been an auto mechanic for 30 plus years. Mike has had plenty of exposure to both worlds, racking up flight time in small aircraft and holding a solid suite of mechanical knowledge. He saw it only fitting to combine his love of aviation and skill with a wrench to come on board as an apprentice, working towards getting his A&P certificate. Mike also plans on getting his Commercial Multi-Engine Instructor Rating down the road and pursuing a career in general aviation.
