West Star Aviation has taken over maintenance operations at Aspen-Pitkin County Airport (ASE). The company has located two full-time maintenance technicians there, with Jim Benninger taking the position as Aspen airframe team leader.
In addition, due to the close proximity to the company’s Grand Junction facility, it can staff the ASE operation as required to meet work demand.
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