STS Line Maintenance (STSLM), a division of STS Aviation Group, announces the opening a brand new line maintenance station in White Plaines, New York. The company will now provide on-call and scheduled aircraft services to all commercial and regional carriers operating out of Westchester County Airport (HPN).
The new STS Line Maintenance station is powered by highly trained staff of Aircraft Maintenance Technicians, all of whom are certified by the Federal Aviation Administration as Airframe & Powerplant Mechanics.
“Westchester Airport has been a target destination of ours for quite some time,” communicates Mark Smith, Group President of STS Line Maintenance. “After months of hard work and planning, it brings me great pleasure to tell you that we’ve officially opened the station and will now begin servicing the aircraft maintenance needs of those operating out of the HPN airport.”
The STS Line Maintenance station in White Plaines is open from 5 a.m. until midnight, seven days a week. The station also has the ability to store spare aircraft parts on property, and this adds a significant increase to the overall cost-savings STS is able to deliver to its customers.
“We extremely excited to get the new station up and running,” indicates Robby Bush, Vice President and General Manager of STS Line Maintenance. “It is on-call service station, and our team is excited to work with both new and existing clients to help ensure that all of the commercial and regional aircraft we work on are able to get to their final destinations both on time and safely.”

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