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Precision Aviation Services Achieves Status as Authorized Autopilot Installer

In an exciting development for both the aviation industry and rotor-wing aircraft operators, Precision Aviation Services, a subsidiary of Precision Aviation Group, has been officially recognized as an Authorized Autopilot Installer for the advanced StableLight Autopilot System produced by Thales and StandardAero. This recognition comes just in time for the upcoming Verticon 2026 trade show, where PAG will showcase the capabilities of this next-generation technology.

Expanding Advanced Avionics Capabilities

As a prominent provider of maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services in the aerospace and defense sector, Precision Aviation Services is eager to integrate the new autopiot system into their service offerings. The StableLight system is specifically designed to enhance the operational capabilities of light rotor-wing aircraft. With its innovative 4-axis control technology, it brings significant improvements in flight stability, reducing pilots' workload during demanding operations.

Jordan Webber, Vice President of Component Services for Precision Aviation Group, expressed enthusiasm regarding this new authorization, highlighting the commitment PAG has towards adopting cutting-edge technology for its customers. He stated, "Becoming an Authorized Autopilot Installer allows us to deliver a truly next-level solution to our rotor-wing customers, enhancing safety, performance, and mission effectiveness while reinforcing PAG’s commitment to innovation."

Showcase at Verticon 2026

To celebrate this monumental achievement, Precision Aviation will display an AS350 aircraft equipped with the StableLight autopilot system at the Verticon Trade Show. Attendees will have the unique opportunity to experience this technology firsthand and observe how it is reshaping helicopter flight operations.

PAG encourages all visitors to their booth to:

• - Experience the StableLight autopilot system up close
• - Engage with PAG's skilled avionics, sales, and technical representatives
• - Discover how PAG’s diverse aerospace capabilities can support various operations, including commercial, governmental, and special missions

Mark Tyler, Vice President and General Manager of Precision Aircraft Services - Peachtree City, noted the significance of this milestone, stating, "We look forward to connecting with both long-time customers and new partners at Verticon. This announcement underscores PAG's ongoing investment in advanced technology and our dedication to providing innovative solutions that help our customers fly safer and smarter."

About Precision Aviation Group

Precision Aviation Group is widely recognized for its commitment to delivering high-quality MRO and value-added supply chain services tailored for the aerospace and defense industries. With 26 repair stations and 28 locations around the globe, PAG is well-equipped to serve a diverse customer base that includes commercial aviation, military operations, and more.

At the core of PAG’s business is the Inventory Supported Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (ISMRO®) model, ensuring efficient service across over 200,000 product lines. This solid foundation has solidified PAG's reputation and influence within the aerospace sector.

The StableLight Advantage

Developed in collaboration with Thales and StandardAero, the StableLight autocontrol system represents a significant stride in aviation technology. Tailored to accommodate a broad spectrum of helicopter missions, the system promises enhanced reliability, improved pilot interface, and the operational safety necessary for challenging flight conditions.

For further information, interested parties can visit Thales Group and StandardAero.

In conclusion, the designation of Precision Aviation Services as an Authorized Autopilot Installer marks a transformative step forward in the provision of advanced avionics solutions for rotor-wing aircraft operators, underscoring with enthusiasm the future of helicopter operations.