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MC2 brings back Kellestine to re-tool service department
Senior avionics technician Vince Kellestine previously managed Mid-Canada Mod Center's service department from 1997 to 2011. He returned to Canada in 2014 after some time in Thailand, and will now rejoin MC2.

Vince Kellestine has returned to Toronto-headquartered avionics specialist Mid-Canada Mod Center (MC2) to take charge of the company's service department. The avionics veteran's objective is to re-tool the company's service department to make it more efficient and better able to serve clients during these challenging times and into the future.

“We're pleased to welcome Vince back to lead our service department once again,” says Bill Arsenault, president of MC2. “With 30 plus years of experience, his deep understanding of avionics and the needs of aircraft owners and operators comes from years of supporting commercial and corporate aircraft across the spectrum from Boeing and Airbus to Bombardier, Gulfstream and Falcon, to Hawker, Citation, Learjet and others. Over the last three years, we have been reshaping and developing MC2 to better serve our growing client base. Vince re-joining the team is another key step in this endeavour, and we are eager to see the effect of his leadership on this important department. The results are certain to be reflected in our customers' experience.”

A senior avionics technician and consummate professional, Kellestine previously managed the company's service department from 1997 to 2011. Following an assignment in Thailand, he returned to Canada in 2014. He maintained Bombardier CRJs and Beechcraft at Air Georgian and followed up that position at Onex Partners Group with daily and pre-flight inspections and maintenance on Gulfstream 650, GIV and other aircraft. With experience across a broad range of avionics systems, Kellestine holds a TCCA, AME CAT E licence and a private pilot's licence.

“Joining Mid-Canada Mod Center again is a real home coming for me in a number of ways,” he says. “I have the opportunity to work with the best in the business, plus managing and developing the service organisation is a challenge that I am keen to take on. Aircraft owners and operators need an organisation they can trust, especially in these unprecedented times. It is my goal to ensure that with the team's support our clients will see immediate benefits.”