Stevens Aerospace and Defense Systems has been designated an Epic Aircraft authorised service centre at its Centennial airport MRO facility in Denver, Colorado. The service centre will support Epic owners with minor and major inspections, structural and component repairs and factory-approved warranty service.

Stevens Denver general manager Bryan Harrison says: “We are honoured to receive Epic’s authorised service centre designation. Our team has built its reputation on technical expertise, responsive support and a deep understanding of turboprop aircraft. This designation allows us to deliver even greater value to Epic Aircraft owners across the Central and Western United States.”

Stevens also holds authorised service centre designations with Pratt & Whitney engines, Hartzell Propeller and Garmin flight-deck avionics, as well as authorised dealer designations with inflight satcom and communications providers.

In addition to aircraft support in Denver, Stevens offers paint and interior refurbishment at its Greenville, South Carolina, location and supports the aircraft fleet with 24/7 AOG services.

Epic CEO Doug King says: “Stevens Aerospace has built an outstanding reputation for technical expertise, integrity and customer service. We’ve known its team for many years and have tremendous confidence in its ability to provide the level of support Epic owners expect.”

Stevens provides MRO services for aircraft from manufacturers including Epic, Textron, Bombardier, Gulfstream, Pilatus, Dassault and Embraer. It operates facilities in Greenville, South Carolina; Nashville, Tennessee; and Denver, Colorado, alongside its 24-hour AOG mobile maintenance division.