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Reuter is the right maintenance man for Summit
A retired Master Sergeant with the United States Army, Frank Reuter most recently served as VP of maintenance and engineering and director of maintenance for AAR Lift in Palm Bay, Florida.

Summit Aviation, a Greenwich AeroGroup company located in Middletown, Delaware, has hired Frank Reuter as its new director of maintenance, replacing John Bonnell who is retiring after 29 years with the company.

A retired Master Sergeant with the United States Army, Reuter most recently served as VP of maintenance and engineering and director of maintenance for AAR Lift in Palm Bay, Florida. In his position, Reuter was responsible for the overall maintenance and quality control of the airline.

“Frank is extremely experienced in both civil and military maintenance,” says vice president and general manager of Summit Aviation Ralph Kunz. “We look forward to him sharing with our team his insight, creativity and motivation, so we can continue to build upon and exceed our customer's expectations.”

Reuter served in a variety of increasingly prominent aviation positions after he left the army including roles as a lead rotary wing mechanic for Black Water Aviation in Melbourne, Florida, and as the senior maintenance manager for Presidential Airways also in Melbourne.

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