AeroThrust Corp.

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AeroThrust's Sales and Marketing team is dedicated to offering our customers the best possible solutions to their engine requirements. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to assist our global customers.

For over 60 years (9,000+ engines) AeroThrust has proven that it is a serious competitor in the engine maintenance and repair industry, and with the addition of the CFM56 product line, we will continue to be so. One thing is for sure—AeroThrust is prepared to do Whatever It Takes to deliver extraordinary service for many years to come!

It is in this climate that William Bergstrom, George Snowden, and John Fitzgibbon, see an opportunity to take advantage of their wartime experience as production managers for Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, and open Air Carrier Engine Services, Inc. (ACES), on the grounds of the newly-named Miami International Airport. Not long thereafter, on December 16, 1946, ACES received its Repair Station Certificate #3604 from the Civil Aeronautics Administration (predecessor to the FAA) and began providing its customers with expert service on their reciprocating engines.

By the mid-sixties, and after twenty years of providing such services, ACES sees the diminishing need for overhaul on reciprocating engines, and gears up for the repair, maintenance and overhaul of Pratt & Whitney JT8D engines. ACES’ first JT8D engine (left) was repaired for National Airlines in 1967. By 1979, ACES serviced 1,000 JT8Ds.

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