The 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Supports The Civil Air Patrol Of The Florida Wing Local Squadron 355

Civil Air Patrol (CAP) 355 composite squadron award formation at Tamiami Executive Airport (KTMB)

Cadet Airman First Class A. Cruz a member of the CAP-355 is called front and center as he is being promoted to Cadet Senior Airman

Shown is the associated award ribbon indicating the the new rank as a Cadet Senior Airman. Within the Civil Air Patrol the ribbon to Senior Airman is also known as the Mary Feik ribbon

Shown with the proud and happy Cadet is is Mother and Captain J.M senior staff of the CAP-355 Squadron in charge of the Cadet element within the 355 Blacksheep Squadron

Miami, Florida 30th January 2016: As an established and well respected aviation consultant group within the South Florida aviation industry and community, the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) is an avid and staunch supporter of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) and aerospace education among the local youth of Miami-Dade County.

With that said, the 94th ACG is a strong and active supporter of the Civil Air Patrol organization, particularly with the Tamiami Airport (KTMB) Blacksheep, 355 Squadron. The 94th ACG contributes and provides financial donations and equipment support to the Squadron. But more importantly, the (94th ACG) prides ourselves in their ability to mentor and influence the young cadets with their aviation industry knowledge, experience and exposure.

Shown is one of the squadron cadets who was recently promoted and who like so many others within the squadron are the future leaders of our Nation who are being formed and cultivate with positive qualities to help mold them. The 94th ACG encourages all of their friends, colleagues and clients to consider supporting the Civil Air Patrol, as its a worth wild organization for the youth of our community. 

The 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Visits Opa Locka Airport Based AirOne An Federal Aviation Administration Approved Aircraft Repair Station

Tiara Airways 737-500 at Opa Locka Airport AirOne maintenance facility to under go lease return maintenance needs

A view of the port / left hand side General Electric CFM-56-32B turbo fan jet engine

The aircraft was spotted only days earlier at Miami International Airport (KMIA) then it ferry flew from (KMIA) to Opa Locka Airport (KOPF). AirOne advised that the aircraft was a leased to Tiara Airways 

Opa Locka, Florida 29th January 2016: With the commencement of the New 2016 Year and as with any new year for the past thirteen (13) years, we here at the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) take the first month of the year to re-visit and meet with our vast book of business, friends and industry colleagues within the South Florida aviation market. 

In our overall sweep of the Opa Locka / Miami Lakes area of Miami, which is home to nine (9) of our friends and clients, AirOne which is led by Mr. Vince Quinn is one of our friends, who we always enjoy visiting, advising and utilizing their specialty so as to render solutions for our clients.

During our visitation we were able to view this Boeing 737-500 which was formerly operated by Curacao based Tiara Airways. The aircraft was under going a lease return maintenance inspection, as the aircraft was coming off on lease and pending a new client. 
The "P4' registered aircraft is expected to be at AirOne for a period of about ten (10) days and there after proceed to its next leased contract.

The 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Kicks Off 2016 By Visiting Miami, Florida Based Atlantic Models

Siting with another wonderful creation by the pro's at Atlantic Models

The world famous Fairchild A-10 as produced by Mr. Gino one of the two master model makers at Atlantic Models

The details include an operational canopy, movable flight controls and spring action landing gears

Miami, Florida 14th January 2016: Marking our 13th operational year, we kicked off 2016 by visiting our friends at Atlantic Models.  We here at the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) like to call them the largest aircraft manufacture within the entire State of Florida, as they produce more aircraft on a daily basis than anyone else, but just on a smaller scale. Our visitation to Atlantic Models was to meet Mr. Roger Jarman as we were seeking his assistance to contact Southwest Airlines on a high corporate level for an idea of yet another aviation community project which we here at the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group are looking to launch this year.

The 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Support The Colombian Air Force Fleet of Boeing 727 With Much Needed Pratt & Whitney JT8D Engine Tooling

The Colombian Air Force operates a fleet of about four Boeing 727-200 Advance series aircraft in the role of logistical and personnel support

Shown here is one of the components which makes up the Boeing 727 "Boot Strap Kit". The Boot Strap Kit allows the removal and installation of a Pratt & Whitney JT8D engine onto a 727

Shown here is Mr. M. Lopez of of the 94th ACG aviation equipment and tooling financial expert looking at the various pieces for an onsite quick opinionated appraisal of the equipment being presented to the 94th ACG for sale to their client

The complete complement of the entire Boeing 727, JT8D engine Boot Strap Kit in their various shipping creates presented for inspection and review so as to report to out clients

Shown with their wooden case are two dyno-meters used in the hoisting and lowering the engines

More of the Boot Strap Kit components which were laid out for our pre-buy inspection for the benefit of the our paying client

Miami, Florida 8th December 2015: With a global customer, client footprint covering five out of the seven continents, the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) maintains a level of trust and expertise that is highly sort after by many within the world wide military aviation support sector. Such is the case with the (94th ACG) last official operational tasking for 2015 in supporting the Colombian Air Force by professionally advising and recommending in the sourcing and pre-buy inspection of a complete Boeing 727, Pratt and Whitney, JT8D engine boot strap kit. The complete set was located and sourced from yet another of the (94th ACG) established  client known as Bischoff Aerospace. Ironically enough, Bischoff Aerospace is one of the first Miami, Florida based Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) repair stations that the (94th ACG) had a major hand and influence in establishing as a properly certified (FAA) engine repair shop within the Miami Maintenance Repair Organization (MRO) community.

The 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Support Both U.S. Interest and The Interest of Argentina's Army Aviation Via The United States Air Force Material Command

Argentina Army Aviation Medi-Evac Cessna Citation 550 Bravo "AE-186"

"AE-186" when it was part of the United Stated Air Force Material Command at Wright Patterson Air Force Base registered as N5171M

Miami, Florida 27th October 2015: In support of certain interest within our area of responsibility (AOR) in which the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) covers, the Argentina's Commando de Aviacio de Ejercito (Army Aviation) has taken delivery of a second hand used Cessna Citation 550 Bravo in an air ambulance configuration.

The 2004 aircraft, AE-186, serial number 550-1086, ex N5171M previously registered to the United States Air Force Material Command Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFMC / AFLCMC) at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio was cancelled from the U.S. register and transferred to the Ejercito de Argentina on 17th October 2015. The (94th ACG) multi-language, technical expertise, support and tutelage played a supporting role to the U.S. Government and our Latin American. SC-J9

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The 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Is Invited & Attends The Official Launching Of The New Eastern Airlines At Miami Airport Part 2 of 2

The look of the new Eastern Airlines Boeing 737-800

The industry famous 'Hockey Stick" is back and hopefully for awhile

N276EA the tail number of Eastern Airlines first come back aircraft

The other part of the new Eastern Airlines business plan the soon to come Mitsubishi Regional Jet

The tail tell sign of the new Boeing 737-800, the "Winglet"Eastern Airlines first ever winglet equipped aircraft. from the Pitcairn bi-plane to this new Boeing. may how times have changed 

Miami, Florida 19th December 2014: The past is to come back in Miami,Florida with the re-launching of the new Eastern Airlines. Based on our research and talking to a host of people, it appears that the 737 aircraft shown is not actually owned by the new Eastern, but by Mitsubishi leasing who is assisting and banking big on the new Eastern Airline success so as to assist them to break in their Mitsubishi Regional Jets (MRJ's) into the U.S. market.

Its history repeating itself as when the original Eastern Airlines was instrumental in assisting Airbus to break into the U.S. market with their A300-B4 aircraft's. Just hope that the Japanese understand that this Eastern in not the legacy carrier that was the original Eastern Airlines. Lets see as how things play out in this fluid and dynamic industry. We wish them well.