The Blackhawk Group announced on Wednesday that it has acquired Silver Sky Aviation in Wasilla, Alaska.
The service center is the sixth location to be added to Blackhawk’s Performance Center Network. The company states that Alaska is one of the fastest-growing turboprop regions in the world due to the aircraft’s abilities and reliability being required to operate in the harsh weather environment. Silver Sky has been providing maintenance and performance upgrade capabilities for over a decade and has experience with supporting King Air, Caravan, Kodiak and PC-12 platforms.
“Silver Sky provides a tremendous opportunity to expand The Blackhawk Group’s support of Alaskan aviation,” said Blackhawk CEO Chad Cundiff. “Turboprops are a lifeline for operators in the region, and many already benefit from Blackhawk and Finnoff upgrades. Silver Sky’s reputation for technical expertise, customer support, and operational excellence – combined with the resources of The Blackhawk Group – will accelerate capability expansion while creating new career opportunities for the Silver Sky team.”
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It is an Authorized Service Center for Caravan and Kodiak aircraft. Silver Sky will now be considered a Blackhawk Service center and will receive support for infrastructure, training and operational resources to expand its reach.
“Silver Sky has always been dedicated to providing the highest quality aviation maintenance services in Alaska,” said Aaron McCarty, owner and founder of Silver Sky. “Joining The Blackhawk Group allows us to expand our capabilities, strengthen partnerships with local operators, and create new opportunities and benefits for our team while maintaining our focus on safety and reliability.”
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