A first-class maintenance operation, Jet 60 operates the only dedicated Part 145 maintenance hangar in the New York Metro Area at Morristown Municipal Airport along with our mobile AOG units based at Teterboro and White Plains Airports.
Our mobile AOG units are available for support anywhere in the Northeast.
Our team of experienced technicians provide exceptional service to our customers when they require maintenance support in the Northeast. We have made a significant investment in our maintenance operation including, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance services, avionics (Including 91-411 and 91-413 RVSM recertification), Engine R&I, cabin entertainment, interior refurb, and wheel & brake overhaul as we are a certified Meggitt and Goodyear wheel and brake overhaul facility.
Rudy Mavila, Director of Maintenance, lives in New York with his wife and enjoys spending time with their daughters and extended family. He joined the United States Airforce in 1982 as a heavy maintenance mechanic working C5, C141 and C130’s. While in the military, Rudy worked part time for Cessna on Citation X, Sovereign, Citation XL, CJ and Bravo, additionally he has experience working on regional jets, 737, shorts 330 and 360. After several tours overseas he retired with the Rank of CM Sgt. from the military in September of 2006.
In October of 2006, Rudy joined Textron as a maintenance controller for Citation Air managing all phases of scheduled and unscheduled fleet maintenance. In 2012, Rudy became the Director of fleet management for the entire maintenance department. In 2016, Rudy became the Maintenance Manager at the Cessna facility in Newburgh, NY.
Adam Owcarz, Avionics Manager/Chief Inspector, was introduced to the Aviation Industry when he joined the Marine Corps in 2005. He was trained on Avionics and Electrical Systems on military aircraft. During his five years in the Marine Corps he specialized as a Communication/Navigation Technician on the KC-130 F/R/T model aircrafts until he was Honorably discharged in Jan 2010. During his time in the Marine Corps he also attended college and received a B.S. in Information Technology. In March 2010, Adam started his new career as an Avionics Technician at Textron Aviation Service Center.
Adam received hands on experience troubleshooting and maintaining avionics/mechanical systems on Cessna Citation models 525, 500, 550, 560, 560XL, 650, 680, 750, 208, Hawker 800/900XP, and King Air BE350. After four years as a Technician Adam was promoted to Avionics Manager in 2014. For the next two years, he oversaw all Avionics matters at the service center and was responsible for 12 Avionics Technicians. Two years later, Adam was promoted to Maintenance Manager where he oversaw all maintenance at the service center. He managed eight supervisors and was responsible for 85 maintenance personnel. After over a year in the Maintenance Manager position, Adam took on the role of Quality Assurance Manager and oversaw the service centers inspection department and coordinated all matters with the FAA. While employed at Textron Aviation, Adam also cross trained as an A&P technician and received his FAA Airframe and Powerplant license.
