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#NBAA13: Dallas Airmotive releases app

By General Aviation News Staff · October 23, 2013 ·

LAS VEGAS — Dallas Airmotive has released MyTurbine, a new mobile app designed to connect the customer with Dallas Airmotive on-the-go.

The icons allow for quick navigation to the services most used by customers. Users can instantly connect with the F1RST SUPPORT global customer support center with one-click and check cost estimates or completion dates on engines in process whenever the timing is convenient, company officials noted. Users can also find service locations, contact sales representatives to receive a quote and access Dallas Airmotive’s popular aircraft-engine-APU cross-reference guide.

MyTurbine is compatible with iPhone and Android devices and is available for download at the Apple App Store and Google Play. Aircraft operators who download MyTurbine and register their aircraft during NBAA 2013 will automatically be entered to win a latest generation iPad with Retina Display.

Dallas Airmotive and its affiliated engine companies — Premier Turbines and H+S Aviation — are OEM-approved to service more than 80% of the turbine engines in operation today. The companies have major overhaul centers in Dallas, Texas; Neosho, Missouri; and Portsmouth, England, plus they offer minor repair and hot section inspection work at 12 Regional Turbine Centers around the globe.

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