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Comlux America
COMLUX AMERICA, the completion and services cen-

ter of the Comlux Group based in Indianapolis, Indiana,
named SCOTT MEYER chief executive officer.
Meyer began his career in aviation more than 25 years
ago, with a focus on VIP interior modifications. He has
been with Comlux America almost since the inception of
the company. He started his career at Comlux in 2009, and
Scott Meyer
he was the second management individual recruited during
the establishment of the company. In 2011, he was promoted to vice president of operations. Since early 2014, he has served as chief
operating officer.
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In other news...
Comlux America announced the successful installation and certification of the
first FANS program on a Challenger 601 aircraft. For Comlux, this comes on the
heels of receiving the STC in March 2015, for installing FANS capable equipment in the entire 600 series aircraft.
According to Comlux America, it partnered with multiple suppliers to provide
FANS to its customers by utilizing equipment provided by Universal Avionics,
ICG and L-3 Aviation Products.
For more information, visit comluxaviation.com. q

Alpine Aerotech
ALPINE AEROTECH named
JEFF DENOMME president. He

succeeds JIM CAMPBELL, who is
retiring after four years in the role.
According to the company,
Denomme began his aviation career
as an AME and has been a staple
in the Canadian helicopter industry
for the past 25 years. Prior to joining
Alpine Aerotech, Denomme served
in executive leadership roles with
Canadian helicopter operators, including five years as president of Great
Slave Helicopters and most recently as
vice president at Skyline Helicopters.
For more information, visit
alpineaerotech.com. q

Gogo Business Aviation
GOGO BUSINESS AVIATION

Officials from Comlux America, L-3, ICG and Universal Avionics celebrated the first successful
installation and certification of FANS capable equipment on a Challenger CL-600 at the 58th
annual AEA International Convention & Trade Show in Dallas, Texas, by displaying the STC
granted to Comlux America by the FAA. Shown here are (from left to right): Adam Tsakanos of
ICG; Kim Stephenson of L-3 Aviation Products; Cory Kolman of Comlux; Vic Hagner of Comlux;
Tim Rayl of ICG; and Bruce Bunevich, of Universal Avionics.

was selected by NetJets for a new
program that will bring a minimum
of 650 Gogo in-flight entertainment
and connectivity systems to the
NetJets fleet.
According to the company,
the program will provide NetJets
customers with a full suite of
IFEC capabilities including voice
and texting (via passengers' own
smartphones and mobile numbers),
Internet, email, on-demand movies,
TV episodes, news, moving
maps, flight progress information,
destination weather and more.
For more information, visit
business.gogoair.com. q

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